I want to learn things more than just html; I want to learn how to make backends and stuff.
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your website is like a maze: I quite enjoy that!!! :D
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chipsfunfun
1 year ago
By the way, I am also interested in your radio station! I radio surf on my cassette, looking for weird things from equally weird people good and bad. Making your own radio station is amazing!
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I kinda wanna make some people angry by citing the Torah. like, christians do it why can't I >:)
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neocities: the (probably) only place where you can find a 13 year old kid interacting with an incel peacefully /j
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neocitiesverse is real and I actually like it (boob) /j
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dc-blog
1 year ago
Neocitiesverse would be cool as fuck. Or perhaps, Neocities is already a verse :3
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hope to God neocitiesverse is never ever real
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quote of the day: "Lizzie pot come home" learned about this Austin legend today. very interesting
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I keep having strange dreams about neocities becoming a meta verse project???
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chipsfunfun
1 year ago
like I'm serious I don't know why and everytime it happens its like. terrible I hate those dreams
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as the idea of dead internet theory slowly becomes more and more true with the rise of bots to push media (its not fully true just look at neocities) I think we should make something that leaves a mark
For PHP and MySQL, while I'm still not amazing at it, I learned through https://w3schools.com as I did with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The big thing is making sure you actually can retain the info, but also syntax and some basic functions. If you have a laptop, locally host something to test. If you have a VPS, you can also use that for testing or for public-use even in some cases.
Neocities, forbidding PHP/MySQL from being used or anything like that, forces you on pure-static websites. I'm sure heavy JS may allow it to work otherwise, but otherwise you're kinda stuck without it. If you're interested in Python, Java, C, or another language then it's very likely on W3Schools as well. If not, find where it is I guess lol.
For C in specific, I also have "C In A Nutshell" (2nd edition) in my library, 803 pages long but I think it'll help me well so I'll use W3Schools and that book for my advantage there. Its even harder to do C than PHP because I have to figure out how to force myself to need it and then learn it, PHP I had a clear goal just not a way to keep the info for a while (same for JS btw)
Learn PHP and read up on NGINX!!
ty all!!!