Dunno. Give it a shot and see how it goes!
Personally I would just set nginx + translator that would push the site into different formats if I wanted it long term. Just dump the resultant files, set up a website.cool/xxx.txt and push it out there.
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sentient_loom@sh.itjust.works 4 days ago
I love this. I’m a little jealous, though. I thought I was being “bare-bones” when I remade my website with PHP & XML (no framework or database). What would they think about a python app that delivers plaintext or html? Is that still kosher for the no-js gang? Or does it have to be static files?
Dunno. Give it a shot and see how it goes!
Personally I would just set nginx + translator that would push the site into different formats if I wanted it long term. Just dump the resultant files, set up a website.cool/xxx.txt and push it out there.
I see they have a SFW requirement. And while my site is currently SFW, I won’t guarantee that it will remain so.
Still, it’s at least making me consider cutting out all the surb-foundation stuff, since that’s the only JS I have, and the site is simple enough that it doesn’t really need it.
jaybone@lemmy.zip 4 days ago
I’d be down with the no-html crowd if they made one exception to allow anchor tags. A web without links sounds not so usable.