Hey HN,
I created this free tool based on an article I saw on Hacker News, ‘How to Read Mathematics’. The simplicity and brutalism of that page was lovely. No frills, no fuss, and no distractions. I got to thinking, why not try to bring back the joys of writing in HTML?
With this tool, as you write your code, you will be able to view your creation in real-time. This tool was meant to reflect an artistic perspective while also being educational and informative when writing HTML.
Indefinitely unless there is malicious software. Still improving the Javascript filter. I've already had someone try ... and I'm not even mad because all the code he posted helped me to write a better filter. There's a secret key near the post button and users must keep that key to later delete their HTML Post.
And I did update the terms to reflect that. Thank you!
> Still improving the Javascript filter. I've already had someone try ...
When I was kicking the tires, I looked at a few of the public pages. Anon-based JS was a concern of mine. I thought that having a 0posts.html page with a checkbox on top to filter out JS pages might alleviate some problems - especially for endusers.
Thanks for the clarification on how long the pages stay up.
Since I'm not familiar with every javascript code out there, it is also a concern of mine. But I do expect some of the people posting to test what they can with javascript, and it does help me as well to keep adding more filters.
I thought about just disabling anything with form input and javascript, but I also wanted it to be an educational tool for people to test the waters of all three languages together, HTML+CSS+JS. Javascript always makes me a bit nervous when everyone has free range of it to write what they want, but I am actively monitoring the pages, and eliminating anything that really doesn't belong.
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[ 4.2 ms ] story [ 30.8 ms ] threadWith this tool, as you write your code, you will be able to view your creation in real-time. This tool was meant to reflect an artistic perspective while also being educational and informative when writing HTML.
And I did update the terms to reflect that. Thank you!
When I was kicking the tires, I looked at a few of the public pages. Anon-based JS was a concern of mine. I thought that having a 0posts.html page with a checkbox on top to filter out JS pages might alleviate some problems - especially for endusers.
Thanks for the clarification on how long the pages stay up.
I thought about just disabling anything with form input and javascript, but I also wanted it to be an educational tool for people to test the waters of all three languages together, HTML+CSS+JS. Javascript always makes me a bit nervous when everyone has free range of it to write what they want, but I am actively monitoring the pages, and eliminating anything that really doesn't belong.
https://markdownshare.com/