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This website is way better than my first attempt back in the day. Keep it on ! Nevertheless, maybe the public dislosure of your phone numbers is not necessary.

onion2k 9y ago
This website is way better than my first attempt back in the day. Me too, but I wrote my first site when HTML 2.0 was standard so I have an excuse.
- rqs 9y ago
  My first website was built with FrontPage[0]. I will recommend you to try it out after I figured out how to time travel :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_FrontPage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_FrontPage
  - kinduff 9y ago
    Same case here. I built my first webpage in FrontPage hosted GeoCities[0] when I was 12 years old. I remember downloading "magic" scripts from Dynamic Drive[1] mainly I learned how to use tables in HTML and inline styles. I also had this prompt that asked for your name and the website displayed a welcome message. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities [1] http://dynamicdrive.com/ http://dynamicdrive.com/
  - onion2k 9y ago
    I used Frontpage, and Frontpage Extensions on the server side. I used HoTMetaL, Dreamweaver, and a few other WYSIWYG editors too. They were good, but nothing quite beat Notepad (or BBEdit if you were on a Mac). I remember Adobe Pagemill was really handy for doing the same changes across hundreds of files too. As fun as it was then I don't want to go back.
    - natecavanaugh 9y ago
      I used Frontpage for a good while (I made a nice chunk of change off of that app), but switched to Dreamweaver as I started doing more and more PHP. But either way, I always loved those programs (and was really irritated by the elitists who said you couldn't make decent sites unless you used only notepad; those training wheels helped me become good at something that all of my "notepad-only" friends have all given up on). But I agree, as fun as it was, I really have no desire to go back to that world.
  - kulu2002 9y ago
    MS Front page editor and Notepad were the only tools those days. But was really cool. I still remember my first website showing Dinosaurs family classification inspired by movie 'Jurassic Park'

onion2k 9y ago

This website is way better than my first attempt back in the day. Me too, but I wrote my first site when HTML 2.0 was standard so I have an excuse.

rqs 9y ago
My first website was built with FrontPage[0]. I will recommend you to try it out after I figured out how to time travel :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_FrontPage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_FrontPage
- kinduff 9y ago
  Same case here. I built my first webpage in FrontPage hosted GeoCities[0] when I was 12 years old. I remember downloading "magic" scripts from Dynamic Drive[1] mainly I learned how to use tables in HTML and inline styles. I also had this prompt that asked for your name and the website displayed a welcome message. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities [1] http://dynamicdrive.com/ http://dynamicdrive.com/
- onion2k 9y ago
  I used Frontpage, and Frontpage Extensions on the server side. I used HoTMetaL, Dreamweaver, and a few other WYSIWYG editors too. They were good, but nothing quite beat Notepad (or BBEdit if you were on a Mac). I remember Adobe Pagemill was really handy for doing the same changes across hundreds of files too. As fun as it was then I don't want to go back.
  - natecavanaugh 9y ago
    I used Frontpage for a good while (I made a nice chunk of change off of that app), but switched to Dreamweaver as I started doing more and more PHP. But either way, I always loved those programs (and was really irritated by the elitists who said you couldn't make decent sites unless you used only notepad; those training wheels helped me become good at something that all of my "notepad-only" friends have all given up on). But I agree, as fun as it was, I really have no desire to go back to that world.
- kulu2002 9y ago
  MS Front page editor and Notepad were the only tools those days. But was really cool. I still remember my first website showing Dinosaurs family classification inspired by movie 'Jurassic Park'