what the world needs now is more plain html and css tutorials

[bri7@social.treehouse.systems]

what the world needs now is more plain html and css tutorials

what the world needs is jquery tutorials or other very modest javascript tutorials that leans heavily into the somewhat abandoned concepts of *graceful degredation* and *progressive enhancement*~ the radical idea that javascript is neat but your site should still work fine when it’s switched off.

the world needs tutorials on how to find and pay for simple web hosting.

And I say more, more more because tutorials are not a thing where you write on a topic and that topic is done: A tutorial is topic + audience. We need these things to be written about from many perspectives and for many levels of prior understanding

[bri7@social.treehouse.systems]

a tutorial on setting up an rss feed

a tutorial on subscribing to an rss feed

a tutorial om writing rss feed reader and aggregation software

a tutorial on why breaking our dependency on big social media platforms is essential

and a tutorial on compelling your friends to publish their events on a personal site instead of on facebook

[bri7@social.treehouse.systems]

and once i have written all these tutorials, and you have read and understood them and are well on your way to setting up your own site,

a tutorial on writing versions of all these tutorials on your site

[bri7@social.treehouse.systems]

it’s all well and good to just link to someone else’s tutorial, but retelling the process of learning from a bunch of different perspectives is so fucking valuable, ya cunts