What is onur.dev?

This is a personal website that acts like a mini blogging and bookmarking platform. It's a place where the creator can publish writing, share their professional journey, organize bookmarks they've found online, and display other static pages, all in one polished, modern web app. The site pulls its content from a few different sources. Blog posts and static pages (like an "About" section) come from Contentful, which is a content management system that lets you write and organize content without touching code. Bookmarks are pulled from Raindrop, a bookmark-saving service, so they're automatically synced to the website. The whole thing is built with Next.js, a popular React framework that makes websites fast and easy to manage, and styled with Tailwind CSS for a clean, modern look. It's hosted on Vercel, which automatically deploys updates whenever the creator pushes code. Someone would use a setup like this if they wanted a professional online presence that's more dynamic than a resume or LinkedIn profile, a place to build a public portfolio of their thoughts and curated interests. A developer, writer, or designer might choose this approach because it separates the "what you write" (stored in Contentful and Raindrop) from the "how it looks" (the website code), making it easy to update content without touching code or worrying about maintenance. The repository itself is the template and code for this website, so it's useful for anyone who wants to build something similar. The creator has documented the structure clearly, showing where each page lives and what powers it, which makes it straightforward to fork and customize for your own use. The README doesn't go into extensive detail about deployment or configuration, but it includes a .env.example file that hints at what keys and credentials you'd need to set up yourself.