You Might Not Want to Use NostalgiaPHP
You Might Not Want to Use NostalgiaPHP Every few years the web development world rediscovers a seductive idea: what if we could just keep things simple? Write Markdown files…
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Appear Animations
Appear Animations Subtle scroll-based animations can make a page feel alive without pulling in a large library like GSAP. We can build a lightweight “appear” helper by combining…
Don't Blink!
Blink is a tiny JavaScript reactivity layer — no framework, no bundler, no virtual DOM. Just signals, effects, and simple state management you can copy-paste into any project.
Markdown Example
View the markdown file here. Markdown Example H1 Heading (for page titles) H2 Heading H3 Heading Paragraphs This is a normal paragraph. It can contain bold, italic, and inline…
Markdown Crash Course
Markdown is easy. You can learn it in minutes. It's great for taking notes, making simple Wiki sites, blogs, etc. Let's learn the basics of Markdown.
The NostalgiaPHP Manifesto
The NostalgiaPHP Manifesto Keep it simple. If all you need is to show content and sprinkle in a little JavaScript, this is the easiest way I know to publish a site. Essentials…
NostalgiaPHP Overview
NostalgiaPHP Overview What is NostalgiaPHP? NostalgiaPHP is a lightweight site engine that treats your whole website like a folder. Portable → your entire site is just files; zip…
Why NostalgiaPHP?
Why NostalgiaPHP? The Problem Building a simple website today often comes with a lot of extra baggage: WordPress → instantly drags in a DB, admin UI, plugins, themes, update…
NostalgiaPHP vs Astro
NostalgiaPHP vs Astro Both are tools for building content-heavy sites. Both lean on files, not databases. But one is caveman simple, and the other is modern meta-framework simple…