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Maybe if the kids still remembered how to write html in a text editor without needing frameworks and fucking transpilers and bundlers. My first site was written
by jzellis 5y ago
Maybe if the kids still remembered how to write html in a text editor without needing frameworks and fucking transpilers and bundlers. My first site was written with Notepad. Back then we just uploaded stuff to the server with FTP and we liked it! :-D
- easrng 5y agoHello, I probably qualify as one of "the kids" and I use notepad++ (on Windows), nano (on Linux systems without GUI), and featherpad (On my laptop with KDE) to do a bunch of my dev work. I don't tend to use frameworks and I just made some tweaks to my site today specifically to make it look better in Mosaic 2. I don't think I've ever actually used FTP though, my site is on Cloudflare workers cus it's free and doesn't have much downtime, but most of the rest of my stuff is on Github Pages or my VPS (I just edit directly on it when I need to make changes).
- easrng 5y agoThough there are some things you need JS for, mainly cryptography and fun hacky things like this: data:text/html,<script>google={visualization:{Query:{setResponse:o=>document.write(atob(o.table.rows.map(e=>e.c[0].v).join("")))}}}</script><script%20src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SOK9rEPrVLId1NR4KM-mgDO7tlmRk2K5nNi0tv-9gCY/gviz/tq?tqx=out:json"></script> If you go there, it will allow you to get Tor bridges without sending requests anywhere other than docs.google.com. Useful for getting around Fortinet.