Personal website built with Zola and the Duckquill theme.

About Zola

Zola is a static site generator (SSG) that comes with a number of built-in features designed to make creating and managing a blog or personal website straightforward:

• Fast builds: Zola is written in Rust, providing extremely fast build times
• No database: Content is written in Markdown, stored as flat files
• Templating: Uses the Tera templating engine for flexible page layouts
• Built-in Sass compilation: No need for separate build tools
• Syntax highlighting: Automatic code syntax highlighting via Chroma
• Taxonomies: Built-in support for tags, categories, and other taxonomies
• Search: Built-in search functionality with multiple index formats
• Internationalization: Support for multiple languages

Installing Zola

macOS (Homebrew):

Linux (pre-built binary):

curl -sL https://github.com/getzola/zola/releases/download/v<version>/zola-v<version>-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz | tar xz
sudo mv zola /usr/local/bin/

Windows (Chocolatey):

From source (requires Rust):

For more installation methods, see the official Zola documentation.

Duckquill Theme

Duckquill is an opinionated, modern, clean Zola theme designed for blogging. Key features include:

• Clean, readable typography with Inter and JetBrains Mono fonts
• Dark/light mode support with theme switcher
• Responsive design
• Code syntax highlighting
• KaTeX support for LaTeX math rendering
• Table of contents generation
• Social sharing buttons
• RSS/Atom feed generation
• Multi-language support (i18n)
• Mastodon comment integration

Installing Duckquill

1. Clone the theme as a submodule:

   git submodule add https://github.com/daudix/duckquill.git themes/duckquill

   Or clone directly:

   git clone https://github.com/daudix/duckquill.git themes/duckquill

2. Set the theme in config.toml:

3. Copy the theme's config.toml options to your own config.toml as needed.

Updating Duckquill

If using submodules:

git submodule update --remote themes/duckquill

Development

Run the local development server:

Build for production:

The output will be generated in the public/ directory.

Project Structure

mysite/
├── config.toml          # Site configuration
├── content/            # Markdown content files
│   ├── _index.md       # Homepage content
│   ├── posts/          # Blog posts
│   ├── projects/       # Projects page
│   └── resume/         # Resume page
├── static/             # Static assets (CSS, images, PDFs)
├── templates/          # Custom templates
└── themes/
    └── duckquill/     # Theme files (git submodule)

License

Content is MIT licensed. See individual files for specific licenses.