aggier.ing

The usual way to join is to submit the form below. If you can’t use the form, follow the instructions below to add your website manually.

Add your website

Submit your name, site URL, a public profile link to verify who you are (e.g. LinkedIn), and graduation year. After, your response is manually reviewed before it goes live.

Add your website manually

Prefer to edit the repo yourself, or need a fork-based PR? If this is your first time making a PR, no worries!

Open src/data/webringData.ts in the repository.
Press the pencil icon to edit. Without write access, GitHub will automatically fork the repo so you can open a pull request.
Add one object at the bottom of the webringData array with only name, website, and year (same shape as the join form; do not add extra fields). Keep the trailing comma style consistent with the file.
Use https for website and make sure the site loads for reviewers without a login wall.
Submit the pull request. In the PR description, include a public link to a profile to help verify who you are and your Texas A&M affiliation (e.g. LinkedIn).

Example entry:

{
  name: "Your Name",
  website: "https://yoursite.com",
  year: "2028",
},

Field	Notes
name	How you want to appear on the hub.
website	Full https:// URL to your personal site; it should load for reviewers without a login.
year	Graduation year as a string (e.g. "2026").

Adding a link to your website

Use a normal link to https://www.aggier.ing. To show the webring badge, point an <img> at one of the SVGs we host (or copy the file from public/ in this repo and serve it yourself).

Hosted badge URLs

Variant	URL
Maroon (default)	https://www.aggier.ing/aggiering-maroon.svg
Black	https://www.aggier.ing/aggiering-black.svg
White (for dark backgrounds)	https://www.aggier.ing/aggiering-white.svg

Replace VARIANT.svg below with the file you want (aggiering-maroon.svg, aggiering-black.svg, or aggiering-white.svg).

The badge files are square (24×24 viewBox); use equal width and height so the ring stays round.

HTML

Use this in static pages, Eleventy/Hugo layouts, or inside Vue/Svelte/Astro/Nuxt templates (swap in your router's link component if you use one).

<a href="https://www.aggier.ing" rel="noopener noreferrer">
  <img
    src="https://www.aggier.ing/VARIANT.svg"
    alt="aggier.ing — Texas A&M personal site webring"
    width="32"
    height="32"
  />
</a>

Markdown

[![aggier.ing webring](https://www.aggier.ing/VARIANT.svg)](https://www.aggier.ing)

Typescript (.tsx)

Works for React, Next.js, Remix, etc. On Next.js you can use Link from next/link instead of <a>; with next/image, allow aggier.ing in images.remotePatterns or stick to <img> (simplest for static export / external badges).

export function AggieringBadge() {
  return (
    <a href="https://www.aggier.ing" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">
      <img
        src="https://www.aggier.ing/VARIANT.svg"
        alt="aggier.ing — Texas A&M personal site webring"
        width={32}
        height={32}
      />
    </a>
  );
}

Self-hosting the SVG

Download aggiering-maroon.svg (or black/white) from this repo, place it in your site's static assets, and set src to your own path instead of https://www.aggier.ing/....