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War.re is Ryan Warren’s personal website, available at war.re and ryan.war.re. The main site serves as a personal homepage introducing Ryan as a Seattle-based Software Engineer at Stripe, while the resume subdomain hosts his full online resume with work history, skills, and related activities. This documentation covers how the project is structured, how each site is built, and how to work with the codebase.

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What the Site Does

War.re combines two distinct web experiences under a single monorepo:
  • war.re — A personal homepage with a brief bio, links to GitHub, LinkedIn, and Stack Overflow, and a pointer to the resume.
  • ryan.war.re — A full online resume detailing Ryan’s work experience at Stripe, Amazon, Porch, and others, along with technical skills and education.
Both sites are statically exported and deployed to Vercel, keeping hosting simple and fast with no server-side runtime.

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Technology Stack

Each app in the monorepo shares a consistent set of tools:
War.re is open source on GitHub at github.com/rwwarren/war.re. You can browse the full source, open issues, and follow the project’s development there.

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Explore the Docs

Dive into the documentation for each individual site to learn about their pages, components, and routing behavior.

Main Site (war.re)

Learn how the personal homepage at war.re is structured, how the root redirect works, and what the /n content route renders.

Resume (ryan.war.re)

Explore the online resume at ryan.war.re, including the component architecture, work history data, and how the page is tested.