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But even when using the local address, there seems to be some strange caching problems happening? I took a look into it but I couldn't find the answer, gave up and went to go find more blingies
beangal
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2026-07-02 12:34
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🌿🪴 A digital garden is a particular practice of creating & growing an online and public IndieWeb presence that focuses more on topics & relationships than a timeline like blogs, has content of different levels of development, is imperfect and often a playground for experimentation, learning, revising, iteration, and growth for diverse content, perhaps interlinked with other digital gardens https://indieweb.org/digital_garden
Loqi
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2026-07-02 12:32
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I'll add as another recommendation @hypha, maybe check out digital gardening. It's a slightly different approach to personal sites than traditional blogging; it's more content focused than design, but it operates in a similar vein to "building in the open", only it basically says that no page is ever *done*, just growing
[Murray]
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2026-07-02 12:32
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it does yeah 🙂 and yeah @beangal always love those little marker-style touches 😄 I still remember when most sights had tiny construction signs hanging up somewhere on the homepage, it was basically a right of passage
[Murray]
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2026-07-02 12:31
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[Murray]: I have been very much building in the open with my page @ Murray haha, I have a little "Under Construction" annoying rainbow gif I put at the top of a post when I'm still writing it, which can take a few days.
beangal
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2026-07-02 11:46
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Andy Bell's a good example of someone building in the open: https://bell.bz/, but there are lots of other examples (my site is _technically_ on this, but I'm also a little stuck 😄)
[Murray]
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2026-07-02 11:41
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I'm personally a big fan of the whole "develop/build in the open" approach, where you launch what you have and work on it when you have time. Also a fan of the "worry stone" thinking: https://ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/let-a-website-be-a-worry-stone/
[Murray]
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2026-07-02 11:40
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It really depends what you're wanting to do with it. Myself, I tried a few times to make something professional and proper on my domain which is tied to my email. But after just getting burnt out so fast, I eventually just gave up.
beangal
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2026-07-02 11:38
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And so nothing ended up on my domain, and that felt kind of empty, eventually I stumbled upon the webrevival movement, neocities e.t.c. and decided to just FAFO basically. I used to make terrible little websites when I was a kid, so it just felt right to do something like that again. Its low effort enough that its fun and not quickly exhausting for someone like myself who can struggle with completing projects.
beangal
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2026-07-02 11:38
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I have been developing for a long time and developed my website around 3 times at this point. I feel like it needs to be perfect and extraordinary every time. does anyone have advice or recs to deal with this?
hypha
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2026-07-02 11:03
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