nineowlHi, I found this somehow through ChatGPT. I was asking for help learning how to make a website, and in the process I put my mission in my page, and I think based of the mission it showed me a link to your site. In general, I'm trying to get into web development because I grew up with 2000s internet and people had their own websites. And you could actually surf the web. I think it's so important that people are in charge of their cont
witchveilHey. New here but old enough to have had a personal website on geocities back in the late 90s. Not done much web dev since then. Would love to get into the indie web and make myself a new/personal website now. I work in IT, mostly on the infrastructure side but do some coding in Terraform/Ansible/Python. I know some HTML but barely anything on the CSS/JS side but always love learning new things.
witchveilI had a question. For those of you that code your own HTML etc. What editor/IDE do you use? I use VS Code a lot and it seems more than capable but wondered if there was anything better/more suitable for web development?
hacknorrislike i don't care if it will require account but like i want: no ads for viewers (if it's in dashboard idgaf cause i have adblock) and i'm mostly NOT interested in seeing countries hitting my site (generic plain numbers of visitors i could put idk in navbar…)
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perryflynnI tested my indieweb talk today in front of some friends. still have to find a better way to explain how indieauth works. or just put a "read here" link into the slides and give a demo. everything else went okay. just a few small adjustments.
[artlung]Anything you store or take input on - whether that's a form or does something in response to querystrings - you have to think about security. That seems like a good starting point because it's really easy to create cross-site-scripting vulnerabilities.