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PaperMod is a fast, minimal-yet-featureful theme for the Hugo static site generator, aimed at blogs, documentation sites, and personal pages. It focuses on clean typography, responsive layouts, and sensible defaults, while exposing a large set of front-matter and config options. Built-in features include dark/light modes, archive and taxonomy views, reading-time indicators, breadcrumbs, and an optional profile/landing layout. Client-side search, code highlighting, social links, and comment...

...It currently supports having a content management system using MD files and tailwind CSS, with some bugs, but the main functionality and philosophy have been accomplished. This project aims to be a substitute for Jekyll, to help you create static websites without depending on Ruby. Because of its ease of use, extensibility, and support for md files, is also great for creating websites out of documentation that lives in a source code.

CSS Theme Change is a small utility for managing CSS theme toggling (such as light/dark mode) in web projects, designed to be lightweight, easy to integrate, and framework-agnostic. Instead of relying on heavy JavaScript frameworks or complex state management, it offers a simple API that listens to system preferences and UI interactions to swap theme classes or variables in real time. It can react to user toggles as well as automatically adapt to the user’s OS-level dark/light mode settings,...

This is a blog template for a static site generator named Jekyll based on a Ghost template named Decent. Installation instructions, features, previews and more can be found in the GitHub generated blog. This blog is automatically generated out of the source code in the gh-pages branch. If you like to see the theme in production have a look at jwillmer.de.

The Open Code Quality Project offers Static Code Analyses as an free Online-Service for Open Source Code. Simply send your code, start the scan, receive the results.