Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
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Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#2hmmm, website isn't loading for me.
Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#3hmmm, website isn't loading for me.
That's the "pattern".
Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#4This was fun and interesting to read, and as an example of a Gift To The Community [^0] I wish it was well preserved and updated with new examples, as the ones linked are down.
[^0]: http://www.rdrop.com/~half/Creations/Writings/Web.patterns/g...
Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#5Interesting concept http://www.rdrop.com/~half/Creations/Writings/Web.patterns/d...
Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#6hmmm, website isn't loading for me.
It is slow. Like geocities.
Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#7Interesting concept http://www.rdrop.com/~half/Creations/Writings/Web.patterns/d...
I remember some 2010s websites offering a CHM version to download. Pretty neat for some things you might want to reference offline.
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Re: Patterns for Personal Web Sites (2003)
#10Interesting concept http://www.rdrop.com/~half/Creations/Writings/Web.patterns/d...
I remember some 2010s websites offering a CHM version to download. Pretty neat for some things you might want to reference offline.
I used to think creating a CHM was peak professionalism. I'm a mini Microsoft!
Actually I'd go back to CHMs for docs. A modern reader would be good tho.