despite the popular narrative that people are chained to the social media giants, it has never been easier or cheaper to build and deploy your own website or blog than it is today and that absolutely rules
some resources beginners should check out if this sounds interesting
- neocities.org
- glitch.com
- pages.github.com or docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/projec…
- wordpress.com/free/
- netlify.com
- neocities.org
- glitch.com
- pages.github.com or docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/projec…
- wordpress.com/free/
- netlify.com
more advanced users can spin up dedicated server space in seconds and do anything they want. i've had some form of virtual server for years now and being able to throw stuff on there for my weird web projects is the absolute best.
personal website? irc bouncer? twitter bot? anything that needs a cron job? throw it on the vps
do you find the decentralization narratives of "web3" compelling? want to escape from the tech giants? wait til you learn about mastodon.social and matrix.org !
are you someone who's never written a line of code but think this all sounds really cool, and wish you could learn without having to spend $$? have i got news for you!
- freecodecamp.org
- dev.to
- codecademy.com
- leonnoel.com/100devs/ #100devs
- freecodecamp.org
- dev.to
- codecademy.com
- leonnoel.com/100devs/ #100devs
etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/online-tools… is an enormously exhaustive resource of more things like this. h/t @poemproducer
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