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Webdev General Anonymous 31-03-24 19:25:46 No.24006

Frontend tutorials and resources https://neocities.org/tutorials
General tutorials for both frontend and backend https://www.w3schools.com/default.asp
Old Geocities gifs https://gifcities.org/
Free subdomains http://freedns.afraid.org/domain/registry/
Free static site hosts https://neocities.org/ https://pages.github.com/ https://surge.sh/

Anonymous 17-04-24 07:00:37 No.24502

Open source font libraries https://fonts.google.com/ https://fontlibrary.org/ https://www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
Guide for loading web fonts https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/Styling_text/Web_fonts
Minimalist style sheet https://newcss.net/
HTML5 game engines https://github.com/Calinou/awesome-gamedev?tab=readme-ov-file#html5
Resources and tutorials master list https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome?tab=readme-ov-file#front-end-development

Anonymous 02-05-24 13:49:25 No.24678

>>24502
More fonts
https://uncut.wtf/

Anonymous 02-05-24 13:58:41 No.24679

Should I make a blog from scratch?

Anonymous 02-05-24 18:02:58 No.24682

>>24679
Honestly, in trying to do it not from scratch, from scratch is the easiest route. Get a good handle on html and stuff before trying to do static site generators, if you even find you need them.

Anonymous 03-05-24 06:43:11 No.24689

Front-end deez nuts oooo

Glownonymous 03-05-24 14:15:46 No.24691

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>>24006
Nimbus Roman has always been my favorite font distributed with ghostscript.
Lately i've been using Iosevka Term and Etoile from https://typeof.net/Iosevka/ as terminal fonts. All of their font families are very compact and legible (though the nerdfonts distribution made a questionable choice with the @ character).

Anonymous 12-05-24 02:38:56 No.24828

https://eloquentjavascript.net/
artsy javascript tutorial
good for non-programmers

Glowing Discomrade 21-05-24 02:06:42 No.24988

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Requesting feedback on the new booru migration: >>>/meta/33258

Anonymous 03-06-24 19:49:10 No.25393

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Im a beginner to web development. Would it be realistic for me to try and make a forum board of chan board, or would that be too large of a scope for a newbie?

Anonymous 03-06-24 22:34:29 No.25402

>>25393
It's less of how skilled you are as a developer, but more your ability to read documentation. Tinyboard and Lain are all open-source, but lengthy reads to understand in my opinion.

Anonymous 04-06-24 15:40:17 No.25431

>>25402
Thank you! Should I use tinyboard or lain though?

Anonymous 04-06-24 16:17:04 No.25432

>>24988
I don't like that it is hosted by a splinter board.

Anonymous 04-06-24 17:59:36 No.25433

>>25431
To my knowledge, Lain is a fork of a fork of Tinyboard. So you should use Lain, but still pay attention to the documentstion for Tinyboard. "If ain't broke, don't fix" is a true maxim here, much of what made Tinyboard work is incorporated into Lain, and Tinyboard offers very insightful and quality docs.

Anonymous 07-06-24 00:54:05 No.25471

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