New Crowdfunding Project: "The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development"

[ysabetwordsmith]

... is now fully funded! \o/ Back it to get resources for making your own little corner of cyberspace.

The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development
Help us put the means of website production back into the hands of those best suited to receive them: fandom people.

$10,079 pledged of $10,000 goal
226 backers
12 days to go

Ever since I first spotted this thing, I have been linking to it every time someone complains about a platform. Build your own platform, website, or other cyberspace resource!

Comments

[helianthuspetal]

Oh my god I just ran across this looking through recent entries. I am so excited to get and share the guides.

Yes ...

[ysabetwordsmith]

I can't even code beyond extremely basic things like putting a link in a comment, and I am seriously considering backing this just so other folks can use it (and because the art is adorable).

Do you code, or are you looking to learn? I have plenty of friends who are into that. This project is all over my friendslist. :D

Re: Yes ...

[helianthuspetal]

Yeah I code!! I'm super into web development although I'm still learning the complicated stuff (i.e. Javascript and backend stuff) :P

Re: Yes ...

[ysabetwordsmith]

I admire that. My body and brain aren't really suited to it beyond very minimal things, but I have friends and family who are good with computers. Me, I'm good at organization but the only way I can build a website is with a drag-and-drop interface, and it's hard to find those. Weebly started out good but has devolved to a kludge, and I haven't found anything else similar. :/

Re: Yes ...

[helianthuspetal]

I meant to respond to this earlier but!!!!!!! There's a cool site called Hotglue.me that I think is a drag-and-drop type site builder! I haven't personally used it myself, but I DO enjoy looking at the sites people make on there :3

Re: Yes ...

[ysabetwordsmith]

I've made a note of that.