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Rudi (ryjelsum)

@ShadowJonathan zonelets.net/ this is always what i plug to friends without much "tech skill" who nebulously want to make a website, basically a javascript pseudo-static site generator. and i think this + the resources they kind of link to here are a good scaffold to writing your own websites and making them look nice without too much technical skill. my boyfriend is using it and like.. he's decent at using a computer but he's not like me where he does stuff with computers just for fun, he's very utilitarian with how he uses computers

doesn't really address the hosting part of it since the suggested use is 'just use neocities' which like... while it's a valid choice, and definitely miles better than a lot of alternatives, that feels like more of a stop-gap rather than anything else, and also is getting away from the point of having your own website

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Normal :jo_2: :v_enby:

@rudi this is still dependent on neocities tho

and yeah, this is a next nice stepping stone

thanks for sharing :3

Rudi (ryjelsum)

@ShadowJonathan i mean, you can host a website made with this with a webserver or something that can host a static site, i tested it out briefly when my bf first linked to it, it's mostly html/css with a little bit of client side javascript for templating essentially

Normal :jo_2: :v_enby:

@rudi yeah, but most people dont know how to handle DNS, nginx, and SSH/FTP, and so basically need to be told what to do in that regard

nginx and SSH/FTP are doable, but DNS is the only "complicated" bit

after that, its just drag-n-drop into the browser's file manager, and they have a website :3

Rudi (ryjelsum)

@ShadowJonathan oh yeah fair i thought you were talking hard dependency

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