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<p>Welcome to my blog.</p>
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<p>This part of my website is still under construction, please excuse my mess.</p>
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<h4>Recent posts</h4>
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title: New site
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author: Kevin Matsubara
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date: 2025-12-14
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logosub: News posts
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Today I released another iteration of my personal website.
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My website has evolved often, it started with literally text files opened in Microsoft Notepad and then saved as HTML and CSS files into a folder. My "website" was nothing more than a collection of files on my laptop back in 2005 or so.
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Then it was expanded upon with PHP in 2007 and later rebuilt with Python in 2011.
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Then everything was rebuilt using React in 2019. And while it worked fine for many years, I just don't see it being a good tool for a simple website such as mine. I do not have many interactive JavaScript elements anyway. My site just consists of simple articles and text.
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So now I switched to Hakyll, a website framework made in Haskell. Mostly because I wanted to learn more about functional programming in my free time and move away from Meta's React. And while I rebuilt the site again, now that my content existed already as Markdown files, I had a much easier time moving. No need for a database migration, just simple files.
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