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Replace the glassy hero treatment with a terminal and TUI vocabulary while keeping the layout minimal: - Switch the type stack to JetBrains Mono and flatten every surface: hairline borders, square corners, no blur or glow, and a faint graph-paper grid in place of the radial gradients. - Rebuild the home hero as a terminal window whose output is typed in on load; the old mouse-parallax glow script becomes that typing sequence, and it no-ops under prefers-reduced-motion. - Give the projects, about, and entry panels title bars, and render cards with a metadata strip, status dot, ISO date, and prompt-style links. - Hide the inline nav behind the hamburger on narrow screens; the old rule was outranked by the #menu id selector and never applied. - Add an SVG favicon, which also clears the only 404 on the site. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Braeden Sowinski
Backend and systems-focused developer and BCIT Computer Systems Technology student.
I like building backend services, APIs, developer tools, and self-hosted systems. Most of my work ends up somewhere around Linux, servers, networking, databases, and making small tools that solve real problems.
| Backend | Systems | Operations |
|---|---|---|
| REST APIs, services, data models | Linux, networking, lower-level work | Docker, CI/CD, Nginx, observability |
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Operating Systems
Learning
Currently spending more time with Elixir, Erlang, Rust, distributed systems, and lower-level backend work.
Languages
HTML
47.1%
CSS
33.6%
JavaScript
19.3%