Git Pages is my favorite way to host static web apps without spinning up complex infrastructure. Deploys are just a git push, hosting stays free for open source projects, and the CDN keeps content close to whoever visits.

Everything currently lives on GitHub Pages, but I’m preparing a disaster-recovery setup that mirrors the same artifacts on GitLab Pages. The more layers I have, the easier it is to experiment in the lab without worrying about downtime.

To take advantage of this approach each app must be 100% client-side, using modern browser APIs. If a project needs a dedicated backend, I publish it through a different stack—Git Pages plays the role of a fast showcase.

Main sites

• guisso.dev — Personal blog built with Hugo + Blowfish covering AppSec, homelab and technical experiments.
• wiki.guisso.dev — Technical wiki powered by Hugo + Hextra where I document architectures, tutorials, and daily references.
• devsec.guisso.dev — Library of security books and guides organized into learning tracks with Hugo + Hextra.

Technical presentations

Decks built with Slidev and published automatically via GitHub Actions.

• eBPF and Kubescape — Observability and security for cloud-native clusters.
• Homelab with Proxmox — Turning a mini PC into a fully fledged lab.
• Threat Modeling — Methods and exercises used in the Threat Modeling Express workshop.
• Top 10 LLM — Key considerations when building products with Large Language Models.
• XSS Session — Deep dive on session/XSS bugs tailored for front-end teams.

Music tools

• GrooveScribe — Drum tab editor written in vanilla JavaScript, perfect for quick practice sessions.
• GTuner — Guitar tuner built with Vue.js + Tailwind that uses the Web Audio API to read frequencies.

Educational games

• OWASPrdle — Wordle-style game to memorize OWASP vulnerabilities.
• Rock Paper WASP — Rock-paper-scissors with AppSec references to warm up workshops.
• Threat Modeling Express — Card game to review threats after the workshop; see the Threat Modeling Express post for the full content.
• Masters of Pwnage Deck Builder — Deck builder for the offensive-security card game.

Digital art

• RFID Art — Interactive installation that reacts to NFC cards and converts reads into animations.
  • Works only on Chromium browsers that expose the Web NFC API.
  • My lab to mix simple hardware with generative web experiences.