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by xhfloz 3y ago
Oh, amazing! I am planning my travels for this year -- I just might :) And thank you for the kind words.
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by xhfloz 3y ago
One fundamental design principle of mine has been to be minimally prescriptive with the interface of mmm.page, so that people can create whatever they want. If that means 90s throwback, then I won't go out of my way to prevent that. Th
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by xhfloz 3y ago
Heyyo. Creator of mmm.page here. Fun to see it mentioned. In case it's of interest, I've been coming at this from a more GUI perspective: scriptable objects (like paper) [1] and social primitives [2]. Excited to see where this pro
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An Internet Canvas(paper.mmm.dev)
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by xhfloz 3y ago
Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions :)
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by xhfloz 3y ago
Thank you! They have been a huge source of inspiration.
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by xhfloz 3y ago
Okay. Confirmed live now. That was quite the boneheaded move on my part lol.
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by xhfloz 3y ago
Wow. I can't believe I let such a large bug slip by -- must have happened during a deploy this morning. I've just pushed out a fix.
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by xhfloz 3y ago
I built mmm.page [1] originally for personal websites, or "internet canvases." They're meant to be pages for very easy combinations of text, mixed media, embeds, etc. — let more people create fun/interesting places on th
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by xhfloz 4y ago
I hear you. For what it's worth, I do specifically caution against the nostalgia-driven rose-tinting ( https://twitter.com/xhfloz/status/1631746051295117313 ). A few other notes. 1. I don't think the point
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by xhfloz 4y ago
Thank you. I am working on some social features right now that will let people lock down pages to a small group of people. Like a local social network. (Because, I feel you too. The tension between keeping private, and also wanting a more s
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Why I Believe in Personal Websites(twitter.com)
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by xhfloz 4y ago
I spent the past two years re-writing mmm.page, and as I prepare to release it, summarized some thoughts on why I'm working on it, and why I think there is a possibility of a richer, more personal internet. Try it here: https:/&#
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by xhfloz 4y ago
Creator of mmm.page here. Thank you for mentioning the project. Imo we need better, more expressive/accessible creation tools, before we can have an interesting internet filled with true variety (meaning content that isn't gate-ke
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by xhfloz 4y ago
Creator of mmm.page here. Thank you — a social / discovery layer has been my goal from the start; but first, imo we need better, more expressive/accessible creation tools. Fortunately I've spent the past two years on the crea
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by xhfloz 4y ago
I've been working on this project for a while, trying to get at this problem — https://mmm.page Feel free to look at some of the pages that people have created: https://showcase.mmm.page
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by xhfloz 4y ago
One of my favorite people and websites out there :)
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by xhfloz 5y ago
https://build.mmm.page Been working on a website builder for almost a year now. Started as a series of fun interaction prototypes, then became “What if everybody could make expressive, stylistic websites?” and now I have so many
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Personal Websites in 2021: Year in Review(fyi.mmm.page)
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by xhfloz 5y ago
———— TLDR ———— I built a totally freeform, drag & drop website builder and launch it ~6m ago. Now, 16,000+ users and counting ( https://showcase.mmm.page ). A lot of features added since then -- custom domains, premium plans,
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Show HN: mmm.page – Drag and drop personal website creator(build.mmm.page)
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The War to Sell You a Mattress Is an Internet Nightmare (2017)(fastcompany.com)
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I don’t care about growth(usefathom.com)
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One Hundred False Starts by F. Scott Fitzgerald(fitzgerald.narod.ru)
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by xhfloz 5y ago
Shared mmm.page on HN a few months ago, and it ended up on the front page -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27128424 -- was stunned by the reception, and wanted to share this recent interview. Let me know if you have
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Beyond the grid: Reigniting personal creativity with a modern site builder(producthunt.com)
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by xhfloz 5y ago
Yeah. There are more conventional websites that can be made with it too (will add them to the showcase soon) -- the core idea is that content is just easy to add and layout.
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by xhfloz 5y ago
TLDR — Built a totally freeform, drag & drop website builder. Launched 6m ago on HN, ended up on front page. Now, 15,000+ users and counting ( https://showcase.mmm.page ). _A lot_ of features added since then. Check it out @
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Show HN: mmm.page – Dead simple, drag and drop personal website creator(mmm.page)
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by xhfloz 5y ago
Oh! Hadn't known that before -- I'll give it a try.

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