So, hey! Everything seems to have changed a lot ain't it? Well, welcome to the RodoArts' website v2. I've updated almost everything I could, and, with the apparently unchanged things, I've readapted them to use the this framework.
Wait, "this framework"? Yeah, Although this site looks kinda oldschool, I changed the vanilla HTML, CSS and client-side JavaScript with Astro with Node.js server-side rendering.
If you don't know me, maybe because you just got in this page casually, or because you got a little more interested in what I do; I'm Rodo (or Rodey), hobbyist furry artist, and a software engineering student. I draw thingies for fun and am studying my carreer because, obviously, I like it, and so I get a stable earning source in the future, even though it seems that it may be more difficult than I thought.
Welp, I finally finished the gallery section, I added a dedicated projects and an about page. I'm planning a dedicated blog page so I share a little bit more about me and how I do my stuff, but I'm thinking on how am I gonna make posts there without rebuilding the entire page. But I'll take care on that later.
Like I said before, I'm using Astro for this website, but, what is it? Astro is basically a static oriented web framework. I choosed it because this page is mostly static, but at the same time I wanted to learn a tad of SSR, so I added the Node.js connector. The reason, I wanted any user to be able to watch all of the content even if by any reason they have disabled scripts. (I ended up testing this site with Links)