The developer homepage for icyhoty2k — Ivan Hristov Yanev, Montana, Bulgaria.
It is the root of everything I publish. Individual products have their own sites and repositories; this one sits above them and holds the things that belong to the person rather than to any single product.
| Page | What it is |
|---|---|
index.html |
Landing page — what I make, and how to get it |
about.html |
The work: why hand-written, why no framework |
cv.html |
The longer record — qualifications, languages, licences |
support.html |
Contact, per-app support and privacy policy links |
- QuickImageViewer — a fast, free image viewer for Windows 10 and 11. C++ against Win32 and Direct2D, no UI framework. Source.
- qIV Remote — the Android companion, on Google Play.
Plain HTML and CSS. No framework, no build step, no JavaScript.
No third parties, and that is meant literally. The fonts are vendored in
assets/fonts/ with their SIL Open Font License. There is no CDN, no analytics, no
tracking, no embedded anything. The site says so on the support page, so it has to be
true — opening the network tab should show requests to this domain and nowhere else.
Served by GitHub Pages as a user site: the repository name has to match the domain exactly, and Pages enables itself for that name.
Nothing to install and nothing to run. Open index.html in a browser.
assets/mark.svg is the i monogram, drawn as geometry rather than set as type so it
renders identically everywhere. The same shape is used as the Google Play developer
icon, generated from the same numbers — if you change one, change both, or the
developer page and the developer's website stop matching.
The site's code — the HTML, the CSS and the SVG — is MIT licensed; see LICENSE. Take any of it.
The written content is not. The biography, the product descriptions and the
photographs are mine, and the icyhoty2k name and mark identify me rather than being
free to reuse. Copy the markup, not the person.
Inter is licensed separately under the SIL Open Font License —
assets/fonts/OFL.txt.