#worldglass

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Staring down the barrel of "nobody knows how to do anything without #JavaScript any more". All I want to do is make my #ebook readable in a web-browser. Do I have to make _everything_ myself!? No fancy UI-styling yet but there's nothing stopping me providing widgets for changing light/dark theme, colours, fonts, line-spacing -- you name it -- no JavaScript needed. Nothing to install, no Python script, no build system; it's just an #HTML + #CSS file. WHY IS THIS A LOST ART!?? #javascript #ebook #html #css #worldglass #webdev #nojs
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I am cooking. #HTML + #CSS. No JS. No images (the icons are text, including the line-spacing icons which are three em-dashes with different line-spacing) Yes, you can select the font-face, font-size and line-spacing with the buttons, without #javascript. Every paragraph is numbered so you can easily remember where you were. Just need to add theme selection. #worldglass #webdev #writing
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The time period the story is set in is only 2'000 years after the first civilisations had formed, but given that they live in a desert world inside an hour-glass the size of Earth, it's fair to assume they'll have computers in the distant future (plenty of silicon available), and when they do, there will be #Encarta! Just a quick mockup of a website for my book based on Encarta 96 since making an encyclopedia of the story world is something I'm considering. 5KB of HTML+#CSS, no JS, noAI Get the book free as a PDF/epub here: https://camendesign.com/nomad #worldglass #webdev #retrocomputing
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Where do you want to go today? https://camendesign.com/nomad #worldglass #retrocomputing #microsoft #encarta #webdev #html #css
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Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Yes, I absolutely am going to plunder the public domain, yarr. #worldglass #encarta #retrocomputing #html #css
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