If it’s about having a blog up and running and less about learning how to code, go for static site generators like Hugo. You can use existing themes or use your HTML/CSS skill to make it completely yours. I’m sure you don’t need PHP or any other backend at all.
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- VeryFrugal@sh.itjust.workstoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Best free text HTML, CSS, PHP courses?English2·6 days ago
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Honestly, just start building. You don’t need full tutorial to learn how to write code. Read other code, write your own, and if you get stuck, ask LLMs(honestly the best use of LLMs).
That being said, even a simple blog requires considerable amount of thoughts. It will take long, definitely longer than you want it to be, but it will be worth it.
I also advise you to start with Python, not PHP.
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- VeryFrugal@sh.itjust.workstoPeople Twitter@sh.itjust.works•Trying to re-sell kindness?English1·2 months ago
I give you a gift; you can do whatever you want. Go home and fuck it or whatever. It’s obvious I have no say in it.
But selling a gift outright right away is insulting. It’s common courtesy, then, to at least hide the fact that you’re going to.
Saying “Oh, I’m selling this” right to my face feels like a giant fuck you to me.
It’s honestly a really bad game to play. You either give in a little bit by trading at loss or you make everyone want to stop playing because there’s just no way to win and there’s absolutely no reason to play any further.
Great for making kids fight, though.

This made me wonder how’s the number here where I live(South Korea).
99.46%[1]. Heh. Impressive.
By UIC standard ↩︎