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Developer Sindre Sorhus rebuilds personal website using Swift programming language

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Developer Sindre Sorhus has rewritten his personal website using the Swift programming language. He documented the process in a blog post published on his own domain. The project was shared on the Hacker News platform, where it garnered community attention. The rewrite appears to be a personal technical undertaking to modernize the site's underlying codebase.

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