An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
public.monster
An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
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Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#2This is just a static html site, no? Using build packs or npm for a static page doesn’t even make sense. While I appreciate the throw back design, there’s nothing retro about sticking html files in the public folder; it’s just the correct way to deploy simple static pages (I’ve got a half dozen sites deployed exactly in that way).
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#3The retro part is encouraging beginers to learn to edit html on their own computer, and quickly have a personal space.
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#4It’s a well done homage - but no one should believe for one second the actual average page back then looked _that good_!
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#5> Last updated: Monday, September 11761, 1993
Very, very nice.
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#6It would be cool if there's was a public "explore" page to see the sites that currently exist, similar to Neocities.
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#7What has changed now? I still upload my static web content to my ~/public_html folder on live website, using sftp. Anything wrong with that? Why people coming up with this kind of news? The other day someone was saying scripting the HTML Table element using DOM API is gone.
Check internic.net landing page. Not changed in decades. You don't need to be so desperate for change.
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#8> Last updated: Monday, September 11761, 1993 Very, very nice.
Eternal September.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
Re: An Homage to 90s –/Public_HTML Hosting
#9What has changed now? I still upload my static web content to my ~/public_html folder on live website, using sftp. Anything wrong with that? Why people coming up with this kind of news? The other day someone was saying scripting the HTML Table element using DOM API is gone. Check internic.net landing page. Not changed in decades. You don't need to be so desperate for change.
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