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I built a framework for making static and semi-static websites, because I was dissatisfied with the state of accessibility and compatibility on the Web. Out of
by forgotmypw17 5y ago
I built a framework for making static and semi-static websites, because I was dissatisfied with the state of accessibility and compatibility on the Web.
Out of the box, it builds something compatible with most browsers made since 1995, with and without JS, CSS, Unicode, and optionally supporting dynamic elements like commenting and private-key-backed user accounts.
It's nowhere near 0.1 yet, but I'm enjoying building it publicly.