You need a webring
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You need a webring
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#2Using a Cloudflare Worker to implement a web 0.9 feature
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#3Another option is a Wander: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47422759
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#4Using a Cloudflare Worker to implement a web 0.9 feature
Yeah seems overkill. Back in the day (1990s) you'd use a serverless script in the "Personal HomePage" language.
These days you could do this in client side JS, mayhe fetch the static list from a Gitgub blob or one of the sites in the group.
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#5Using a Cloudflare Worker to implement a web 0.9 feature
Why not. It's easy.
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#6Using a Cloudflare Worker to implement a web 0.9 feature
Yeah seems overkill. Back in the day (1990s) you'd use a serverless script in the "Personal HomePage" language. These days you could do this in client side JS, mayhe fetch the static list from a Gitgub blob or one of the sites in the group.
Pardon, how do you do a serverless php page?
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#7I prefer opening: https://github.com/lukehsiao/openring-rs
The main idea being that you don't actually need to coordinate a real ring of links to easily link to posts on other blogs that you like.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah seems overkill. Back in the day (1990s) you'd use a serverless script in the "Personal HomePage" language. These days you could do this in client side JS, mayhe fetch the static list from a Gitgub blob or one of the sites in the group.
Pardon, how do you do a serverless php page?
Well, shared hosts let you upload the PHP file via FTP (or secure FTP if lucky!) to ~/public_html and serve it without administering a server.
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#9Not sure I get it. Why a "ring"? Why not just have a list of web-site URLs on a page and share that page with your friends and ask them to put that page somewhere on their site?
"Ring" means you are navigating linearly and circularly. Isn't it better to provide a list of links so users can choose where they want to go "next"?
And why should I have to go around the whole "ring" to get back to where I started from? The Web is based on hyperlinks, not "hyper-rings".
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#10Not sure I get it. Why a "ring"? Why not just have a list of web-site URLs on a page and share that page with your friends and ask them to put that page somewhere on their site? "Ring" means you are navigating linearly and circularly. Isn't it better to provide a list of links so users can choose where they want to go "next"? And why should I have to go around the whole "ring" to get back to where I started from? The…
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