Developer Portfolio

Features

Responsive Design
Blog Section
Portfolio Section
Homepage to show off skills

Installation

Integrating into your site

To install this theme, first create a themes folder in your site with

mkdir themes

Then move into this directory with

cd themes

The repository can then be added either by cloning or adding as a submodule

# Cloning
git clone https://github.com/samrobbins85/hugo-developer-portfolio hugo-developer-portfolio
# Submodule
git submodule add https://github.com/samrobbins85/hugo-developer-portfolio hugo-developer-portfolio

In the config.toml file in your site directory add

theme="hugo-developer-portfolio"

Creating a new site

The exampleSite folder is almost set up to work as a site, if you copy it out of the Git Repo and remove the lines in config.toml under "Remove this when using normally" and uncomment the lines starting at "[module]" it should work. You need to have golang installed as it uses hugo modules.

Configuration

This is a highly configurable site, and as such, it will be unlikely that it will work with your existing site.

`Config.toml`

Config.toml provides the basic structure of the site, it contains a range of sections

Base information

In the example site, the base information looks as follows

baseURL = "http://example.com" # The URL of your site
languageCode = "en-gb" # The language you want to display the site in
title = "Sam Robbins" # The title you want to appear in the address bar
theme = "hugo-developer-portfolio" # The theme, don't change this

Plugins

These are the essential plugins required to run the site, but you can add more if you need

[params.plugins]
  # CSS Plugins
  [[params.plugins.css]]
  URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/uikit@3.2.6/dist/css/uikit.min.css"
  # JS Plugins
  [[params.plugins.js]]
  URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/uikit@3.2.6/dist/js/uikit.min.js"
  [[params.plugins.js]]
  URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/uikit@3.2.6/dist/js/uikit-icons.min.js"

Navigation

This specifies the titles for the entries in the taskbar. name can be changed to show a different name. URL should not be changed in most situations as the pages will exist at the old URLs rather than the new ones, so this will result in dead links.

# navigation
[menu]
  [[menu.main]]
  name = "About"
  URL = "about"
  [[menu.main]]
  name = "Blog"
  URL = "blog"
  [[menu.main]]
  name = "Portfolio"
  URL = "portfolio"
  [[menu.main]]
  name = "Contact"
  URL = "contact"

Params

This contains the other configuration information

[params]
home = "Home" # What you want the homepage to show up as in the menu bar
# Meta data
description = "The website of Sam Robbins, 2nd Year Computer Science Student at Durham University"
author = "Sam Robbins"


  [params.contact]
  formAction = "https://formspree.io/<Insert code>" # Add your formspree URL here to get emails

  # This contains the contact information for the footer
  [params.footer]
  email = "samrobbinsgb@gmail.com"
  address = "Durham, UK"
  googlemaps = "https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place?q=place_id:ChIJwbHYJaUqfEgRK0Ui9dVGimc&key=AIzaSyAE_4rVAKux_DSPcb_OdSRDaovtPOSk_3U"

`homepage.yml`

This file is stored in data/homepage.yml. It determines the content of the homepage and contains many sections

banner

This is the text in the hero section, change it to whatever you want

banner:
  title: Hi! I’m Sam

social

Put all of your social links here and they will appear in the social section

social:
  twitter: ""
  linkedin: sam-robbins-gb
  bitbucket: ""
  github: samrobbins85
  gitlab: ""
  facebook: ""
  instagram: ""
  gmail: samrobbinsgb
  hotmail: ""
  telegram: ""
  whatsapp: ""

about

enable can be used to hide this section
content determines what text is shown here
btnText changes the text on the button
URL changes the URL the button directs to

about:
  enable: true
  content: 2nd Year Durham Computer Science Student
  button:
    btnText: Find out more
    URL: "/about"

skill

enable can be used to hide this section
title determines the text both under the image and in the modal
logo determines the image that shows up
description is the text that appears inside the modal

skill:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: JavaScript
      logo: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/v1591793272/logos/logos_javascript_adj1dx.svg
      description: Details coming soon, contact me if you want to know more

portfolio

This is used to highlight specific portfolio projects you want to show

enable can be used to hide this section
title is the text at the top each item
image is the image for each item
description goes underneath the image for each item
link directs to the main portfolio page
tools indicates what technologies you used, it uses the icons from https://simpleicons.org/

portfolio:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: Easy DMARC
      image: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/v1597159067/Easy_DMARC_hkcgif.webp
      description: A website to make it easy to add DMARC to a Vercel website
      link: "/portfolio/easy-dmarc"
      tools:
        - next-dot-js
        - tailwindcss
        - vercel
        - react

experience

enable can be used to hide this section
logo determines the image that shows up
title is the main text that appears in the card
company is the secondary text in the card
duration is the tertiary text in the card

experience:
  enable: true
  item:
    - logo: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto/v1591793271/logos/logos_google_id6v9a.svg
      title: init.g
      company: Google
      duration: November 2019

hackathons

By placing none in the URL field, the image will be rendered without any links

hackathons:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: Hack Cambridge 2019
      description: Climate change simulator
      image: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto/v1591793405/stickers/Hack_Cambridge_101_ozoq5d.png
      url: none

certifications

This allows you to list your certifications in the following format

certifications:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
      image: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/v1592501459/microsoft-certified-fundamentals-badge_cpcgyn.svg
      url: https://www.youracclaim.com/badges/b4cf7a86-eb83-478e-bfd0-9f427c3474a0/public_url

Awards and Achievements

This allows you to list your awards and achievements in the following format

awards:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: Phase 1 Winner
      event: GNOME Community Engagement Challenge
      image: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/v1595701167/CEChallenge-P1Winner2_iyjvyu.png

education

This section allows you to showcase your education history, the fields are self explanatory.

education:
  enable: true
  item:
    - title: BSc Computer Science
      year: 2018 - Present
      academy: Durham University
      image: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto/v1591793268/logos/logos_Durham_fc2sae.svg

publications

This section allows you to showcase your publications history, the fields are self explanatory.

publications:
  enable: true
  item:
    - image: /path/to/img
      title: Title of the publication
      description: details about the publication
      code_link: link/to/the/repository
      pdf_link: link/to/the/pdf

`about.yml`

This file configures the about page, and follows the format below:

leadership:
  enable: true
  item:
    - logo: https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto/v1591793280/logos/logos_yl_qozav6.webp
      title: Young Leader
      company: The Scout Association
      duration: September 2014 - July 2018

`porfolio.yml`

This file configures the portfolio page, allowing you to specify the filters you want to use.

filter:
  - label: Web Dev
    value: web-dev

Blogs

When submitting a blog, you can supply the following fields in the front matter

title: "Making a new Website"
date: 2019-12-31T12:14:34+06:00
description: "My first blog, introducing my new website"
author: "Sam Robbins"

Portfolio pages

The portfolio page and blog page use the same configuration, so you can use these new fields if you want, but they are more suited to portfolio pages

categories = ["hackathon", "web-dev"]
coders = ["samrobbins85", "karina-talibzhanova"]
date = 2020-05-30T23:00:00Z
description = "A Firefox Browser Extension"
github = ["https://github.com/karina-talibzhanova/oxfordhack2020"]
image = "https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/q_auto/v1593352345/twoo-home_k7molq.png"
title = "Oxford Digithon"
[[tech]]
logo = "https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/q_auto/v1591793272/logos/logos_javascript_adj1dx.svg"
name = "JavaScript"
url = "https://www.ecma-international.org/memento/tc39.htm"
[[tech]]
logo = "https://res.cloudinary.com/samrobbins/image/upload/q_auto/v1593368547/firefox-ar21_cps6me.svg"
name = "Firefox WebExtensions"
url = "https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/"

The [[tech]] item can be repeated as many times as you desire.

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