Introduction

Welcome! This is the official documentation for my portfolio playground system.

On your first encounter (on route `/`), you’ll see a concise overview of who I am, quick links to my GitHub and LinkedIn, and a subtle hint about command mode and binocular search, concepts we’ll unpack shortly.

At the bottom of every page, you’ll find the playground’s interactive status bar which is green by default with the word `STANDARD`. It dynamically reflects your current route (e.g. `/docs`) and serves as your gateway to deeper interaction with the system.

Status Bar & Command Mode

Press `:` to enter command mode. Here, you can execute global actions without touching your mouse. Take a look at which commands are avilable at the moment.

To exit command mode, type `q` or `q!`. A small easter egg if you are familiar with vim. Run `help` command to reveal a hidden page listing all available commands with full explanations of each one of them.

Some commands accept arguments. For example, the `preference` command lets you switch between two available color palettes:

Using the command mode you can navigate to other pages as well, which is a neat thing to do if you are keyboard enthusiast like myself.

My favorite command by far is the `cli` command which deserves a separate documentation page but lets go over it quickly.

CLI Mode

Access command line interface with:

CLI mode requires full-screen desktop view. Mobile devices and small viewports are disabled to preserve the terminal experience.

On first launch, you’ll see a prompt. If you mistype a command multiple times, the system gently suggests running `help` to discover valid options.

Available CLI Commands

Think of pages and content as filesystem entries. For example, `cd blog/post1` navigates to a post, but nothing renders until you type `run`. Only then does the post appear inline in the terminal.

Everything you can do with a mouse is possible here, but with extra hacking vibes.

Binocular Search

As mentioned on the home page, you can search the entire playground instantly.

To enter binocular mode, press the slash key `/`.

This mode gives you a quick access to all of the available content, which are projects, blog posts, documentation sections... And lets you jump anywhere in matter of miliseconds.

If you’re unsure of the exact name, use the up/down arrow keys to navigate through results. Autocomplete is fully supported.

If you came this far in the documentation, you may want to check what I got to say on different subject that regard lots of subjects, not just coding or computer science. Projects is also a fun page to take a peek in! I have some ideas that I am definitely going to work on in the future and those ideas will for sure be archived in my projects page. Some are already completed and some ideas are a work in progress. You can find details of each one on the projects page, and also, you can see what technologies I am using and probably why am I using them, how they all interact if the project is more complex and what makes it complex in the first place.