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Woo, thanks for the shoutout to Ten Megabyte Manifesto [0] again. 20 megabytes is likely a good thing (and I guess I have to update my manifesto a little bit! t
by daturkel 13y ago
Woo, thanks for the shoutout to Ten Megabyte Manifesto [0] again. 20 megabytes is likely a good thing (and I guess I have to update my manifesto a little bit! though I maintain that you can still build quality stuff in under 10MB of html/css/js), and the promise of a better upload interface is great too. I'm hoping you'll choose to/be able to implement directory support but any improvement in the meantime is great. Keep up the good work.
[0] http://10mbmanifesto.neocities.org/ http://10mbmanifesto.neocities.org/
- drivingmenuts 13y agoI would argue that if you want directories, etc., implement your own version of neocities. Apparently the code is available.
- kyledrake 13y agoDirectories are not impossible, I'm just not sure how to make the interface for them look good and work well. It's more a UX problem than a coding one. I would love some suggestions/sketches/wireframes to improve the editing dashboard to enable this. Please send me an e-mail if you have any ideas here.
- daturkel 13y agoYeah I agree it's not a simple suggestion on my part. I'm by no means an expert on UI/UX and so I'm a bit out of my depth here, but I'm hoping that someone can suggest a design that lends itself well to this. In the meantime, while it's way more complicated than what you're going for, dropbox's upload interface might be worth looking at.
- ruficornis 13y agoWhat about something like mod_dir? Maybe just ftp for the interface? Would that require more overhead or dangerous permissions? Maybe.