Any web devs out there interested in mucking in on some #MakeJavaScriptOptional projects?

What I have in mind is making a shortlist of existing j-sites (JavaScript sites) that do something vaguely useful for the visitor, but try to pull scripts from at least a dozen third-party domains in the process. Then rebuild them as interactive websites (HTML/CSS). Using browser scripts only when absolutely necessary, and serving them only from the primary domain name.

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#JSite

Imagine you subscribe to a newsletter from a community group. But in order to get it, a courier has to come to your house with it in a box, massively increasing the resource cost compared to posting it.

You can't just accept the box at the door though. The courier has to come into your house and follow some instructions, and so do a bunch of other people who work for companies totally unrelated to the community group you want the newsletter for.

This is a jsite.

#MakeJavaScriptOptional #jsite

@jorge
Y el mejor hosting existente a la fecha (en todos los sentidos) es #freenet + #jsite + #sone en donde sin muchos conocimientos y sin gastar un euro tienes todo, no solo un sitio web, sino hasta una #RRSS estatica (¿como puede ser?)

En mi opinion, #Freenet sin #Sone y sin #jSite es casi inutil.

Con Sone tendremos una red #social tipo #twister
Con #FMS tenemos un sistema de #foros funcional para intercambiar consultas
Con jSite podemos subir cualquier archivo y en especial nuestras paginas webs a la #nube #p2p de contenidos #distribuida
Con #Freemail tenemos un servicio interno de correo
Y con #Flip tenemos un servicio #IRC #descentralizado
Todo #cifrado, seguro.