The wait is over. HTML for People is OUT NOW!

[stefan@stefanbohacek.online]

@bw Very cool!

[ticky@queer.party]

@bw super cool! looks like there might be an overflow declaration missing on the pre tags

[khleedril@cyberplace.social]

@ticky @bw Whoops-a-daisy! Proof that HTML is really hard and not for people in general.

[ticky@queer.party]

@khleedril @bw I wouldn't say that, it's at worst proof that even the experienced can make mistakes, and it's fine if you do, too

[box464@mastodon.social]

@bw Congratulations!

[khleedril@cyberplace.social]

@ticky @bw I disagree, this isn't Blake's mistake. It is a mistake which falls between the specification of HTML and the implementation of this particular presenter.

ps. I'm totally with the idea that anyone SHOULD be able to make their own website, I just think the reality is in a parallel universe somewhere.

[jessica@kitsunes.club]

@[email protected] the artstyle is so adorable

[bw@social.lol]

@Jessica We can thank @andycarolan for that!

[andycarolan@social.lol]

@bw @Jessica thank you!

[nik@toot.teckids.org]

@bw Thanks, mostly very cool work, and a good learning resource.

I found a few bad practices promoted by this tutorial, though. The most relevant are using Visual Studio Code, and the second embedding YouTube videos directly.

Both can easily be fixed, the first by pointing people to https://vscodium.com/ instead and the latter by showing how to embed uploaded video files instead of YouTube iframes.

[bw@social.lol]

This HTML for People announcement has 1,999 boosts.

[stefan@stefanbohacek.online]

@bw Well deserved, this is a really great project, inspiring a ton of people!