I work in DevOps, and a creedo of Open Source development is "release early, release often". Per that, this site is under very active development to try and get some of the content up there. My personal creedo for websites is "steak over sizzle", which means content over bling. I'll keep it to one page at a time, but what that means is that I'll be actively updating pages that are being viewed. If you see the following image on a page:
it means that that page is under very active developent. However, I remember very well the days when those signs were actively abused (since, by definition, the entire web is under development), so it will only be on one page at a time, I promise.
This site has been created with a combination of vi, BlueGriffon, and Arachnophilia. IT's been set up with a CI/CD setup, which means the minute I save it on any of my systems the website is upgraded. I decided when I started to set this up that I needed to do it with an eye not just on initial content, but also on maintainability.