Computers & Internet
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https://webpage-example.pages.dev/
A demonstration webpage built to accompany an article on webpage development, featuring a personal collection of recipes and cooking resources. The site is minimal in scope but serves as a functional example for readers exploring web development concepts.
https://ben.yaf.ai/
Ben Yafai's personal tech-focused homepage features infrequent blog posts covering programming topics like JavaScript, PHP, floating point arithmetic, and Advent of Code challenges. The site has a playful interactive color-change slider and connects to Ben's presence across Mastodon, Matrix, and other indie web platforms.
https://rasterweb.net/raster
Pete Prodoehl's long-running blog RasterWeb! has been documenting maker projects, DIY repairs, hardware tinkering, and creative tech explorations since 1997. Posts cover everything from 3D printing and Arduino builds to keyboard mods, laser cutting, and Raspberry Pi projects, making it a rich archive of hands-on geek culture.
https://migcabana.neocities.org/
Mig's personal corner of the web from Galicia, Spain, built as a way to make the internet feel fun and personal again, featuring a Linux Mint setup, iPod mods, a 3DS collection, Pokemon, and a photo gallery shot on a Sony Cyber-shot. The site has a warm, handcrafted feel with sections for a room tour, diary archives, and a bag showcase, reflecting a love of retro tech, anti-big-tech values, and analogue hobbies.
https://coeurl.neocities.org/site
Coeurl is Ashton's personal Neocities space featuring a layout archive, link-back buttons, webrings, and web asset resources including brushes, textures, and tutorials. The site leans heavily into old-web webmaster culture, offering downloadable site graphics and a curated button wall for community linking.
https://riku.miso.town/
Riku is a free, open-source form backend service hosted at miso.town that lets website owners collect form submissions without needing server-side code. Created by m15o, it supports use cases like comment forms, mailing list signups, banner exchanges, and webring joins, with responses retrievable via a web interface or Atom feed.
https://neocitiestools.neocities.org/
Neocities Tools, created by Patrick G, offers a suite of command-line utilities for managing Neocities websites, including tools to copy, delete, list, and batch-upload files via shell scripts and Windows executables. The collection covers both Windows and Linux platforms, making it a practical resource for developers who prefer working outside the browser-based Neocities interface.
https://fanlistings.nickifaulk.com/webrings
Created by Nicki Faulk, this fanlisting celebrates the nostalgic world of webrings, those curated link communities that helped 90s web surfers hop between like-minded sites. Visitors can join as fans, browse member lists, and even find active webring projects keeping the old-web tradition alive today.
https://theneocene.com/
The Neocene is a manifesto-driven blog by a creator called neo, advocating for the revival of the independent, pre-corporate web and the IndieWeb movement. It argues against algorithmic platforms and enshittification, encouraging readers to reclaim their online presence through personal sites and dedicated communities.
https://protonaurum.neocities.org/
Protonaurum is a minimal Neocities personal homepage featuring a live clock widget, a silly cat photo gallery, and a curated list of cool sites the creator enjoys. The page has a cozy, low-key charm with an open invitation to connect via email or watch movies together online.