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the best way to have and edit your own web page in dos (Announce)

posted by bocke, 09.02.2024, 20:37

> Everyone remembers the “cult of the home pages” in the 90s and early
> 00s, for about thirty years there was a fashion for them. later it all
> disappeared somewhere, the Internet shut down, people went to social
> networks, where the same memes and videos circulate in circles. there is
> nothing new. I did a little research and came to a specific conclusion: it
> has become too difficult for people to do this.
>

Yeah, everyone had a homepage. :D I had a few. But I don't remember what I used to write them in. People were so into "just use Notepad". But that was a terrible idea for many reasons. If I remember right, I might have been using Mozilla Web Editor that was builtin into a package.

Later I used Vim on both Linux and Windows and even DOS.

I have been experimenting with porting a Discount Markdown implementation by David Parsons to DJGPP 12/13 years ago. I think I even posted a working binary somewhere. I don't have it anymore, but it should compile out of the box with very little tweaking. And it might be even simpler than halibut.

> Most modern software code for creating personal pages is no good. someone
> will say - there is WordPress! but this is in comparison when you want to
> dig up a 4 square meter vegetable garden for an onion - you take an
> excavator. so-so example.
>

Haha. That's so true. :)

> If you use something to write a couple of lines or pages about yourself,
> then this “something” should not exceed the size of the content, I
> thought, and decided to create a universal tool that would help with this.
> and I wrote http://old.net.eu.org/
> hamster. HamsterCMS is the simplest engine for creating home pages,
> single-page websites, and even multi-page websites.
>

It's cute. Might give it a chance if I had a need for one site webpage or similar.

> I'm for simplicity.
>

Always brother. :)

 

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