Name: bluedreaming Project(s): a hopefully user-friendly guide to writing your own rss file that's podcast compatible, for a fannish context. wip here on the squidge fandom resources wiki What are you hoping to work on for SWS? ideally finish it or at least get it to a useable state!
What interests you about the small/indie web, and how did you learn about or get into it?
I learned how to html as a bored teen with limited internet (think ten minutes max a day; this was a location/cost limitation) and notepad + geocities. I figured out where websites stored files on our computer because enya's website had an automatic player that would load songs in the background. I guess everything spun out from there!
What I like about it: you can do it yourself, or aspire to. It’s understandable by a single person with reasonable background knowledge. The beauty of a simple html website’s source is profound.
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Date: 2024-09-05 09:07 pm (UTC)Project(s): a hopefully user-friendly guide to writing your own rss file that's podcast compatible, for a fannish context. wip here on the squidge fandom resources wiki
What are you hoping to work on for SWS? ideally finish it or at least get it to a useable state!
What interests you about the small/indie web, and how did you learn about or get into it?
I learned how to html as a bored teen with limited internet (think ten minutes max a day; this was a location/cost limitation) and notepad + geocities. I figured out where websites stored files on our computer because enya's website had an automatic player that would load songs in the background. I guess everything spun out from there!
What I like about it: you can do it yourself, or aspire to. It’s understandable by a single person with reasonable background knowledge. The beauty of a simple html website’s source is profound.