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Fourfold

A static-first personal publication starter for independent authors, engineers, researchers, and creators, organizing writing, columns, projects, research, photos, and discovery into a sustainable content system.

LiyukLiyukStarted August 20, 2026GitHub ↗
  • #Astro
  • #Static Site
  • #Personal Publication
  • #Information Architecture
  • #Open Source
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