2000sdreamvault
2 weeks ago
Haha it doesn't always work depending on the browser (I should probably put a warning but I felt like it's more in the spirit of the old web to have no warning). Thank you though! Your site is very cool, I'm going to try out that photo data extractor it's such a good idea :)
dowdy
2 weeks ago
@2000sdreamvault thank you! There are some UX bugs I still need to work through, but functionally it achieves what it says. More people need to be aware of their metadata generation, as that is the most actionable data we produce. I hope it's been a chill Monday for you! 😁
ansurv
2 weeks ago
Thank you for your comment and follow! It means a lot to me. You are the first who has ever commented on my website as you can see ;) As for the bearblog: I didn't even know there was something else to it than this hugo theme lol. And I like that hugo theme a lot; it's easy to use and it doesn't include unnecessary clutter (e.g. bunch of useless javascript that I, personally, don't need on my website).
dowdy
2 weeks ago
@ansurv Hugo is a good choice! Go is an excellent platform. I only chose Jekyll because it coincided with the neocities cli, and I pretty strictly manage my local dependencies. Frankly, any exterior dev » build » serve path is better than using neo's web editor. 😅 Hope you had a decent Monday! 😁
mentaldump
2 weeks ago
Astro is great, look into it someday. Gives you extreme flexibility and almost no complexity for simple projects. You put your markdown in /pages and it automatically generates pages with whatever layout you provide it. And it's extremely customizable (you can do ANYTHING). You can mix different JS frameworks on your site, all at once - unbelievable feature. I embedded a Svelte component on my test page and was surp-
mentaldump
2 weeks ago
-rised at how well it worked. I tried hugo, jekyll and 11ty and all of them had some gripes. Astro had none. I recommend!
Thank you! :)