Comment Comment by tyre HTML and CSS alone are really powerful. I decided not to use any JS on my personal site, but you can still have:+ collapsible sections with `details` and `summary`[0]+ footnotes, with navigation to/from with anchor tags. You can even apply CSS on the currently selected footnote.[1]+ Semantic web that is compatible with everything and has sensible defaults so you can focus on what you're actually doing!+ Tiny deploys and page loads. Single KBs (with brotli compression) for long blog posts. Just `scp` and Nginx keeps serving.I can't think of anything else I want. And when I think of it, I can probably build it on top.[0]: https://maddo.xxx[1]: https://maddo.xxx/thoughts/an-introduction-to-product-strate... parent tyre 4 years ago
+ collapsible sections with `details` and `summary`[0]
+ footnotes, with navigation to/from with anchor tags. You can even apply CSS on the currently selected footnote.[1]
+ Semantic web that is compatible with everything and has sensible defaults so you can focus on what you're actually doing!
+ Tiny deploys and page loads. Single KBs (with brotli compression) for long blog posts. Just `scp` and Nginx keeps serving.
I can't think of anything else I want. And when I think of it, I can probably build it on top.
[0]: https://maddo.xxx
[1]: https://maddo.xxx/thoughts/an-introduction-to-product-strate...