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Websites I have built (or partly built--see
below) over the last three decades or so. I've left off a dozen or so
sites that are not different enough, interesting enough, or important
enough to be worth mentioning.
- HyperSpace-Express
- HyperSpace Express is a small, independant multi-media publishing
company; it's a partnership co-owned by Naomi Rivkis and Steve
Savitzky. Current projects include Naomi's books, and Steve's
music.
- Naomi-Rivkis.com
- Naomi's first book, The
World As It Ought to Be, was published in October, 2025.
- colleens-closet.com
- A year or so ago we were considering adding fabric art to our
business. That might still happen, but we're concentrating on
text and music at the moment.
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- thestarport.org
- ... also known as Grand Central Starport, which is what we called
our house in San Jose. It was always full of guests, mostly in
the SCA and SF fandom communities. The site started out as
starport.com, but I sold the domain one year when I was short of
cash. I have a few regrets.
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- savitzky.net
- My nephew grabbed
savitzky.com before I thought of
it. That's okay; I like .net.
- steve.savitzky.net
- My main personal site.
- Stephen.Savitzky.net
- The site you're looking at right now. It was bult as a portfolio
site back in 2012 when I had just moved to Seattle and was
looking for work. I eventually found some, but as far as I can
tell the site had nothing to do with it.
- rainbows-end.net
- About a year after Colleen and I moved to Seattle and joined
forces with N and her family, we bought a large house in West
Seattle which we called "Rainbow's End". This became my main
family/household site. It still is, despite having moved
multiple times since then -- first to Whidbey Island, then back
to Seattle after Colleen's death, then to The Hague, with an
assortment of rentals in between.
- rainbows-end.net/Bridge -- the "Rainbow Bridge" page -- was
added when my cat, Curio, crossed over in 2015; it has,
unfortunately, accumulated several other memorial pages since
then.
- Going-Sideways.blog
- This is one of several websites that N had professionally
designed for her, and then turned over to me to
manage
neglect. It's here and not the others because I
completely rebuilt it using a block theme, which was a fairly new
thing at the time.
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- Lookingglass Folk
- KaleidoFolk
- My two most recent bands. I started the first, Tres-Gique, a few weeks before
my 60th birthday. (That one's not listed because the site was
designed and built by my oldest kid as a school project.)
- ssavitzky.github.io
- A blog hosted on GitHub Pages, using the Jekyll static site
generator.
- computer-curmudgeon
- This one uses the same layout, but it's generated by gojekyll (written
in Go, unlike Jekyll which is written in Ruby) so as to place
less of a burden on my web host. I vaguely hoped that it could
be monetized, but I'm no good at marketing. Same problem as
GoingSideways.
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- RiSource.org/ (1999-2003)
- The PIA was an open-source,
server-side templating engine with XML syntax and Lisp-like
semantics. You could think of it as the web equivalent of a
macro processor. We distributed it on a now-defunct site called
RiSource.org (the link points to a mirror).
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- Not listed:
- Websites for two more bands, a few sites for projects that never got
off the ground, a couple more that N had professionally designed,
and a few jokes.
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