Yo! 👋 This is my personal corner of the internet. It's not just a portfolio; it's a collection of the cool stuff I've built, stripped of corporate jargon and packed with personality. I built this to show off my skills without putting you to sleep. 😴
We don't do slow websites here. 🙅♂️
- 🏎️ Zoom Zoom: 94+ Lighthouse score (Google loves me).
- 📦 Tiny Footprint: ~143KB bundle size.
- 🎯 Lazy As Heck: Lazy loading everything so your data plan thanks you.
- 🧈 Smooth as Butter: 60fps animations because jank is for amateurs.
- Dark Mode Only: Because light attracts bugs. 🦟 (Just kidding, but seriously, my dark mode is sleek).
- Glassmorphism: It's like looking through a frosted window at future technology.
- Responsive: Looks good on your phone, your laptop, and your smart fridge (probably).
- 🏠 Home: The grand entrance.
- 👨💻 About: The lore, the backstory, the "who is this guy?".
- 🛠️ Projects: The trophy room. Filter, search, and marvel at the code.
- 📞 Contact: Slide into my DMs (professionally, please).
- 📝 Blog: My brain dumps on Hashnode.
I used the good stuff:
| Tech | Why? |
|---|---|
| React 19 | Because living on the bleeding edge is fun. |
| TypeScript | Because undefined is not a function. |
| Styled Components | CSS in JS? Yes please. |
| Framer Motion | Makes things go whoosh and spin. |
| React Helmet Async | SEO magic so people can actually find me. |
Want to break things locally? Be my guest!
Prerequisites: Node.js (v16+) and a sense of adventure.
# 1. Kidnap the code
git clone https://github.com/Mrtracker-new/RNR.git
# 2. Enter the matrix
cd portfolio
# 3. Feed the beast (install dependencies)
npm install
# 4. IGNITE! 🔥
npm startVisit http://localhost:3000 and witness the greatness. 🥂
Create a .env file if you want the blog to work properly:
REACT_APP_HASHNODE_PUBLICATION_HOST=your-blog.hashnode.dev- 🌍 Portfolio: rolan-rnr.netlify.app
- � GitHub: @Mrtracker-new
- 📧 Email: rolanlobo901@gmail.com
- 📝 Blog: Hashnode
- � Location: India 🇮🇳
Thanks for stopping by! ⭐ Star this repo if you think it's cool!
Made with ❤️, ☕, and too many console.log()s by Rolan