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aramjonghu-site

Personal website and central hub for my projects, systems, and self-hosted services.

This site is not just a portfolio — it acts as an entry point into a larger ecosystem of applications, infrastructure, and experiments.


Overview

The site is divided into three conceptual layers:

1. Home

The homepage provides a high-level overview of who I am and what I work on.
It highlights selected projects and core skills, without listing everything.

2. Header

The header serves as a navigation layer into my self-hosted infrastructure.
Each entry links to a running instance.

  • Nextcloud — file storage and synchronization
  • Navidrome — personal music streaming
  • Forgejo — Git hosting and development platform
  • SearXNG — privacy-focused search engine
  • Stream service — live media platform powered by OvenMediaEngine + OvenPlayer
  • Friends Gitea instance — external development collaboration

These services are part of my personal infrastructure and exist outside the portfolio itself.

3. Pages

Dedicated pages for deeper content:

  • Projects — selected work and builds
  • Systems — architecture and self-hosted infrastructure overview
  • About — personal background and context
  • CV — formal resume (if applicable)

Philosophy

This site is intentionally minimal and system-oriented.

Instead of a traditional portfolio, it focuses on:

  • self-hosted infrastructure
  • modular services
  • curated project visibility
  • long-term experimentation

It evolves alongside my personal development and technical interests.


Stack

  • React
  • Vite
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Catppuccin theme
  • Self-hosted backend services (Forgejo, Nextcloud, etc.)

Status

This site is continuously evolving and serves as both a portfolio and experimental environment.

Expect structural changes as systems grow.