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My portfolio, built from scratch with Astro. Bilingual, accessible, and free of unnecessary libraries. It is the first project I have built end to end, and where everything else will be published.
I'm 22, and I've hit the point in my degree where you realise that passing exams and knowing how to build software are not quite the same thing.
So I started on my own: build small things, break them, work out why they broke, and write down what I learn. This site is the first of those things.
Outside of that: I love arcade games, and I'm obsessed with the evolution of the tech world from one decade to the next, especially the jump from the 90s to the 2000s.
Melany Martínez
I ship things under the name Melware Labs. Yes, I know. Very creative.
My portfolio, built from scratch with Astro. Bilingual, accessible, and free of unnecessary libraries. It is the first project I have built end to end, and where everything else will be published.
A 9,000-particle sphere with hand-written shaders that breathes, spins, and reacts to the cursor and scroll. Lives on its own page, outside the main site.
Here I write about programming, coursework and what it's actually like being a student: university life, student stuff, trial and error, what works and what doesn't.
Computational thinking applied to something as unglamorous as not losing my mind between classes, projects, and life.
Before you build your portfolio out of prompts, here's what actually pays off, and what doesn't.
If you'd like to get in touch about a collaboration, ask a question, or pitch me something, reach out here.