probablykasper/v4.kasper.space

This is a personal website, specifically the fourth version of Kasper's personal site, hosted at kasper.space. It's a portfolio-style page that showcases what its creator is up to, pulling in live data from other platforms to keep things current. The site is built with Svelte, a tool for making interactive web pages. What makes it interesting is how it connects to other services to display real-time activity. It grabs Kasper's latest YouTube uploads through an RSS feed, and pulls in data from GitHub using their GraphQL API, so visitors can see recent projects or code activity without that information ever being manually copied over. At some point it also used the SoundCloud API, though the strikethrough text suggests that's been dropped. On top of the data integrations, the site includes 3D animations powered by three.js, a popular JavaScript library for rendering interactive 3D graphics in the browser. The main audience here is other developers, potential collaborators, or anyone curious about Kasper's work. A recruiter browsing the site could see recent GitHub activity and YouTube content side by side, getting a sense of both code projects and creative output in one place. The 3D animations add visual polish that goes beyond a typical text-and-links portfolio. The README doesn't go into much detail about design decisions or architecture beyond listing the technologies used. It includes standard development commands for building, previewing, and linting the project, which is typical for a Svelte-based setup. One notable choice is the switch from the YouTube Data API to a simpler RSS feed, likely a tradeoff favoring simplicity and fewer API keys to manage over the more granular data the full API would provide.