A bit of Bootstrap, a bit of AngularJS, and a lot of CSS and HTML editing.
My intention in creating this site was to a) show the coding I've done so far and b) have a play around with the bits I've been learning about outside of work.
The main tab control in the Tools section, for instance, uses an angular controller to set the active tab. The accordion element that houses the code is jquery.
There's a bit of CSS dotted about, but mainly I'm just using what boostrap gives you with a few additional bits. The CSS for the code block was from prism (see the source).
The reason I've put this together is basically to learn more background info on the web apps I test, and to understand what I should or shouldn't be hooking into. For instance, I know that an ng-init has its uses in early designs, but really any initialisation code should be going into a controller. The less logic in HTML the better.
This isn't a comprehensive website by any means but hopefully demonstrates a bit of understanding about what I'm testing.
The website at //chrisp1985.github.io is obviously hosted on GitHub. Storing data on Github allows automatic hosting of websites, as long as you've got an index.html available.
If you're viewing this website at //chrisp1985.ddns.net, you're viewing the data as hosted on a Raspberry Pi Zero! The Pi is using the Forever npm module to run a NodeJS Server, which is executing a server javascript file. The site occasionally goes down, because the Pi Zero is using iffy Wifi on a dongle in our bedroom upstairs, and the router supplied by our ISP isn't great (hello EE!).