nayem-m.github.io

Personal site of Moosa Nayem: penetration tester, eJPT, CBB GP15 graduate trainee. Live at https://nayem-m.github.io.

Plain Jekyll on GitHub Pages: no build step, no npm, no frameworks.

Updating content

Everything on the homepage is driven by YAML in _data/:

file	what it controls
_data/timeline.yml	experience + education timeline (newest first; head: true marks the current role)
_data/certs.yml	certification cards (status: done / progress / queued, progress: 0-100)
_data/projects.yml	project cards
_data/skills.yml	the "arsenal" skill groups

The interactive shell reads the same data, so edit it in one place and both update.

Writing a blog post

1. Copy _drafts/example-writeup.md to _posts/YYYY-MM-DD-your-slug.md
2. Edit the front matter (title, tags, description) and write in Markdown
3. Commit and push. GitHub Pages builds it and it appears on /blog/ and the homepage

Bits and pieces

• _includes/portrait.txt: the ASCII portrait (84×50). It must not contain < > & { }.
• assets/js/bg.js: reactive dot-grid background
• assets/js/portrait.js: ASCII decode + hover glitch
• assets/js/terminal.js: the fake shell (add commands to the C object)
• Themes: redteam (default), phosphor, amber, mono. Switch them in the footer or with theme <name> in the shell.