Neocities
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Create your own free website, and connect with others you by following their sites. You get 1 GB of space to make whatever you’d like with HTML, CSS, JS, image, text, and web font files.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Online
Features
- Free subdomain
- Ad-free
- Write in separate docs
- Live Preview
- WYSIWYG Support
- Communities
- Command line interface
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What is Neocities?
Create your own free website, and connect with others you by following their sites. You get 1 GB of space to make whatever you’d like with HTML, CSS, JS, image, text, and web font files.
Neocities information
Developed by
Kyle Drake Licensing
Open Source and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $5 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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Average rating of 4.7Alternatives
106 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Development, Online Services, OS & UtilitiesGitHub repository
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Comments and Reviews
One of the remnants of the spirit of the Ancient Web.
webhosting, but with (optional) social aspect like webpage "accounts". means kind of RSS feed with changelog and maybe even "guestbook". has file restrictions at free account, which isn't a problem for people who just want to have fun. but could be limiting for advanced users.
i noticed that its userbase is slightly older than Nekoweb's, but i think it helps with teaching beginners and offering help.
very friendly in terms of simple HTML/CSS/JS. simple start with minimum of barriers (way more simpler than Git-type of webdev). it makes this host a perfect place for experimenting, trying crazy (in a good way) things and feeling connected with other people.
as well as Nekoweb, it brings good and fun aspects of the old web back, and shows it to younger people who (unfortunately) weren't able to experience it themselves.
No ads. Easy to use editor. Nice community. Integrated RSS feed.
Okay for a basic site; reasonably easy to use for those not (extensively) familiar with web-code (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) Advanced users might find it slightly limited.
Found this reading hackernews https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17470426