83 comments
Lea Rosema
@heydon or you could use notepad, write something and save it as .html :) (not so wrong actually as soon as you know some tags)
Rupert Angermeier
@heydon You articulate all required tasks as questions, search for them on stackoverflow and copy-paste the highest rated answer for each.
Dave 🧱 :cursor_pointer:
@heydon copy and paste the first 10 StackOverflow answers you find into a single file and pray
Egor Kloos
@heydon PDF was seen as a replacement for the fax. I’m really old and think that’s still a good idea.
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@heydon HyperCard stack running in Emscripten-compiled Mac Plus emulator, of course. It’s all the rage these days!
Phil Wolstenholme
@heydon the only reasonable option is a publicly hosted Google Doc or Slides deck. Links to new 'pages' jump you to a later page/slide. You get free realtime comments/guestbook without even needing to learn what a 'web sock it' is! Global CDN for free!
Rebecca König
@heydon Everyone’s data is already in XML, right? Just deliver that and let browsers convert it to webpages with XSLT.
xmlns="Dan"
Unironically we should all be doing this. https://github.com/atomgraph/linkeddatahub Can do some pretty stellar stuff with XSLT these days. 😄
xmlns="Dan"
@heydon I'd use a framework locally, then take a photo with my phone of the output and load that picture to prod.
Ollie Boermans
@nice2meatu @heydon too right! I left an <img> tag open once before knocking the damn thing over accidentally. It was horrific, they went everywhere. Was picking pixels out of my hair for months.
James Smith 💾
@heydon first, write a new JS framework based around an obscure computer science term you heard once…
Ollie Boermans
@heydon why would you not use one? They are amazing! Click a link and reload just the part of the page you need to update! ✨ Back in may day tho, they had a different name. We called them framesets.
Ciourte Piaille
@heydon Well if you can't use a JS framework, you'll have to get rid of all JavaScript. Fortunately, you can do a lot using only the CSS :target selector.
Nikki Massaro Kauffman
@heydon design all the content as a series of images, make each image a frame of a single GIF.
James J Malcolm
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ryaninteractive
@heydon Adobe PageMill. The OG WYSIWYG. |
@heydon Frontpage? ☺️