Project Title: "The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development" Creator Name:enigmalea Link:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/essential-randomness/the-fujoshi-guide-to-web-development Category: Webcomic Summary: The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development is a series of zines/books featuring anthropomorphized versions of programming languages and concepts (aka gijinka), each one engineered from the ground up to cater to the sensibilities and interests of transformational fandom (that is, people who create fanfiction, fanart, meta, and more). In short, we've turned the most important topics in web development into hot, shippable blank-ish slate characters modeled after popular tropes in the "cast full of pretty boys"/otome genre. And now, we’re going to use them to teach everyday fans (and beyond) how to make their own websites, collaborate with each other, and breathe new life into the internet. Samples and demos are visible on the Kickstarter page. Are you sick of enshittification? Support this project!
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Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/essential-randomness/the-fujoshi-guide-to-web-development
Category: Webcomic
Summary: The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development is a series of zines/books featuring anthropomorphized versions of programming languages and concepts (aka gijinka), each one engineered from the ground up to cater to the sensibilities and interests of transformational fandom (that is, people who create fanfiction, fanart, meta, and more). In short, we've turned the most important topics in web development into hot, shippable blank-ish slate characters modeled after popular tropes in the "cast full of pretty boys"/otome genre. And now, we’re going to use them to teach everyday fans (and beyond) how to make their own websites, collaborate with each other, and breathe new life into the internet. Samples and demos are visible on the Kickstarter page.
Are you sick of enshittification? Support this project!