neocities awewome list

[lime360]

alright so 4 days ago (as of this writing) i came back to github (because i deleted it in june 30 2023) and i've decided to make an awesome list for neocities because why not?

github.com/lime360/awesome-neocities

[m1k3]

Nice list! Thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity, what made you go back to github versus Codeberg, Sourcehut, or even just making the list on a web page?

[lime360]

Nice list! Thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity, what made you go back to github versus Codeberg, Sourcehut, or even just making the list on a web page?

i have codeberg and sourcehut, but uhh awesome lists must be on github (i think). the guidelines are a bit strict.

[m1k3]

Interesting, I didn't realize it was a github thing. From the name I just thought it was an awesome list of stuff.

[lime360]

i've just made a site for it hooray!

https://awesome-neo.neocities.org/

it uses my own ssg called sitehx

[m1k3]

Very cool! Also, kudos for using haxe! You don’t see that often.

Edit: btw, you mention downloading a node http server but you can use Python too which is already installed for most Linux users (maybe Mac too?).

Code

 python3 -m http.server

[lime360]

yeah i know that

[m1k3]

Oh ok, I only mentioned it because it seemed a bit easier than installing node/npm. I see you added it to your readme. 

What are your thoughts on the deno or bun js runtimes?

[Paprika]

We used to have a "NeoCities Neighborhood" based on GeoCities, sorting sites by topics. But it's not maintained anymore and there's like hundreds of requests so now the Neighborhoods is dead. I was interested but I realized my site would fall on many different categories... webrings and databases are nice (like MelonLand surfclub !)

[lime360]

Oh ok, I only mentioned it because it seemed a bit easier than installing node/npm. I see you added it to your readme. 

What are your thoughts on the deno or bun js runtimes?

they are cool ngl

[lime360]

We used to have a "NeoCities Neighborhood" based on GeoCities, sorting sites by topics. But it's not maintained anymore and there's like hundreds of requests so now the Neighborhoods is dead. I was interested but I realized my site would fall on many different categories... webrings and databases are nice (like MelonLand surfclub !)

i've saw a twitter reply that said "awesome lists are the webrings of the future"