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The article presents the GitHub repository "htmz-be," which is an implementation of the HTMZ framework designed for building interactive and modular web user interfaces. It highlights features such as automatic partial page updates, seamless form submissions, and back-end driven hypermedia requests, making it lightweight and easy to use. The documentation provides details on how to apply updates using various APIs and content insertion methods.
The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to self-host a web application using an OVHCloud VPS, SSH, and the Caddy web server for HTTPS. It demonstrates setting up a simple Go HTTP API, while also mentioning the option to use ngrok for easier setups. The guide is aimed at developers who have coding knowledge but are new to self-hosting.
The article discusses the author's participation in the Old Computer Challenge, where they recreated a simple website for the ZX Spectrum using BASIC. They detail the limitations of the hardware, the design process for navigating services like Google and Hacker News, and share insights on the challenges of displaying content on a low-resolution screen. The author enjoyed the project and provides a link to the source code for others to explore.
The article discusses essential HTML tags that are crucial for ensuring proper rendering and functionality in web browsers. It emphasizes the importance of including the `<!doctype html>`, `<html lang="en">`, `<meta charset="utf-8">`, and `<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0">` tags to avoid common pitfalls and enhance the performance of websites across different devices and technologies. The author shares personal insights and examples to illustrate the impact of these tags on web development.