a most impressive web-based ‘toolbox’ (for now)
😎 Exemplifies the power of open-source, imho…
web.ideas 10-17-24
- i’m just as strange as you
...on the internet: a medium that brings the strangeness of strangers together.
- A whole year on the Indie Web 📌
this is my space to just be silly, write bad code and dumb blogs and get away from the big platforms.
The nostalgia of what the web used to be, the community of webrings, chatboxes and guestbooks. and goddman handwritten html and css.
↪This website is personal
→It can and will show my struggles with writing, my incoherence and inconsistency because that is my experience, it will also share my unique and interesting perspective on life because that is also my experience.
- Everyone Should Blog, And That Includes You
i want and wish for more people feel like they themselves can be what they show the world—not just their work or their projects. i want to read your thoughts, your feelings, your perceptions of the world as it's happening around you...
- Being Raised by the Internet 📌
These random strangers gave me the confidence I needed. They showed me things I couldn't have learned in school. They set me up to succeed in life. They raised me.
resources.mix 10-10-24
- HTML for People (free online book) 📌 and 📌
This book is aimed at people who have no prior coding experience of any kind. I won’t assume you know the first thing about HTML. We will start small. But by the end of the book we will have built a personal website...
- Publish Something Online 📌
How to make things that live on the internet.
- privacy.sexy 📌
...privacy tool to maximize your privacy and security on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Easily use best practices to prevent tracking and make your life secure and private — because privacy is sexy.
- a11yphant 📌
...teaches developers the basics of web accessibility. Learn step by step by completing short, interactive coding challenges and quizzes.
- Dev Encyclopedia 📌
...almost all the commonly used technical terms, concepts and even programming-language specific jargons explained and links provided for further reading.
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