we introduce a system like docker for websites. every website can use its own browser. sounds like a pretty good idea. i think i am going to name it electron
βs π¦βπ₯, π³οΈββ§οΈππΊ, π, and π‘π½
- he/they
- chasej.xyz/
Queer Buddhist Bird β§ Digital Storyteller β§ Bad Taste Haver β§ Aspiring Home Cook β§ Bird Fact Dispenser β§ Third-Rate Duelist β§ Zoid-er β§ Furry Writer's Guild-er β§ Codexian β§πΉπ² β§ β¦
β§
You can find all of my writing [here]!
β§
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
β§
[Flags source] [Buttons/stamps source]
β§
carrd
chasejxyz.carrd.co/cohost β»οΈ
cohost.org/chasejxyzitchy
chasejxyz.itch.io/my normal regular human site for regular humans
www.chasej.xyz/linkedin where i pretend to be a real professional and not a bird on the internet
www.linkedin.com/in/chasejxyz/
You must log in to comment.
in reply to @lexi's post:
a long time ago (in ~2010?) i wrote a blog post suggesting that this is the future of web development and honestly i'm happy to see it actually happening
in reply to @eramdam's post:
i'm screaming my throat bloody at the phrase "run natively in-browser" this is why people hate web developers
