The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development

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FujoGuide brings everyone (but above all, hobbyists) the useful programming tools trusted by professional programmers. With our fun and engaging guides, you too can boost your coding skills to match your dreams! www.fujoweb.dev

I definitely felt like this was a lot more confusing than the first issue (which is funny because I've at least used github a little bit before but not git) but that's due to the subject matter and not the writing. i don't want to say github is more complicated than git, it just had more possibilities of messing up (but thankfully it seems most of those mess ups are accounted for in text) The writing was amazing and amusing. Overall a very entertaining read. The “take a breather” tasks were actually really nice and properly spaced out, giving readers good places to stop. It also meant it was easy to pick up again even after a few days (or in my case a week cause work was a terror between me starting this and finishing it).
Let's Rewrite FujoGuide! Issue 2, beta #2 GitHub perches on the top left corner, ready to pounce upon Git, who is very cute and asleep as a catboy loaf at the bottom right corner. A purple git logo is tiled in the background. A checklist, with all items unchecked so far: Review Beta #1 feedback Review Beta #1 flow Finalize new flow Reorganize intro chapter Plan extra chapters
Terminal character card, visible in full at https://www.fujoweb.dev/characters#terminal
A poster advertising an Astro stream. It says learn@FujoWeb.dev presents Special Stream: Learning Path plan-along. The stream is to brainstorm new Astro articles together and WAS at Thursday September 4th, 3pm Pacific time (crossed of with a concluded stamp on top), on the essentialrandomness channel on Twitch. In the corner is Boba-tan holding a rubber duck saying We can ship it
A poster advertising an Astro stream. It says "learn@FujoWeb.dev presents Special Stream: Learning Path plan-along". The stream is to brainstorm new Astro articles together and is at Thursday September 4th, 3pm Pacific time, on the "essentialrandomness" channel on Twitch. In the corner is Boba-tan holding a rubber duck saying "We can ship it!"
Git character card, as seen on fujoweb.dev/characters. Lists the catboy's likes, dislikes, tropes, and bio.
Zarnitza on tumblr says: Code stuff is hard, thank goodness for @fujowebdev or I would not have any confidence with command prompts or even of attempting to back up nonsense with tumblr utils. Its not working yet, but I'm getting there! Fujowebdev replies: Aaaaaaah!! it makes us so happy to hear that!! For people that don't know, we wrote a series of articles to help demystify using a terminal! We hope they can give people who feel scared to use one a solid base to start from, and a reference to come back to as they gain confidence and broaden their skillset! Let us know where we succeed and fail :) we're here to help everyone get access to useful programming tools that can make their lives on the web better!
boba-tan in the "now kiss" meme making the constitution and declaration of independence kiss
Fanworks labeler feed list, with feeds like zine and threadfics
the fanworks labeler site, with the set of labels you can add to the posts
The page to add the labels reading "DO NOT USE THIS, IT NEEDS TO BE MADE MORE SECURE, THIS IS JUST A TEST" at the top
a header for the ao3 labeler, featuring some of the famous AO3 fic labels squares, plus the rating and archive warnings selection
A screenshot of the fujin labeler account, featuring all the different labels available
#i don’t understand what i’m reading but i’m so excited Only now realized most people don't know what a labeler (and AtProto) is and we did not explain properly! AtProto is the underlying technology BlueSky is built upon! It's a series of tools, "here is how you must build your stuff so it's compatible with us", and general concepts that allows other social sites and tools to emerge and work together with BlueSky and its network. Among the concepts AtProto specifies, there's "labels", applicable to either posts or accounts. They are, well, labels! See for example the account of one of our collaborators, labeled with their pronouns and their favorite languages 👇 A bsky account labeled with programming languages and pronouns ALT These enable a bunch of cool things, including being part of something called "composable moderation", but let's not get too ahead of ourselves! What we'll be doing (in about 2 hours!), is specifically just making a labeler and using it to explore the underlying technology.
Snake Fujoshi reversible ❌ fav buttslut ✅ no fixed ship Fav Uke is bicycle. Obsessed with them. Can look at slug without dying Can't look at frog, will die Slug Fujoshi reversible ❌ fav buttslut ❌ fixed ship Uke and Seme are fixed. Extremely Can't with anything other than its two favs. Can't look at snake, will die Can't look at frog, will die Frog Fujoshi reversible ✅ fav buttslut ❌ fixed pair Extremely Can't with anything other than its two favs. (Doesn't care who tops) Can look at slug without dying Can't look at snake, will die BUDDIES Gecko Fujoshi unhinged seme conspiracy theorist Will defend its dickslut seme and fixed pair headcanons to the death Snail Fujoshi mob (total rando) x fav, tentacles x fav, etc Shows its love for its fav in the most effed up way possible. Turtle Fujoshi in the meantime... Tries putting things in its mouth; if it's tasty, whether it's bottom, top, left, right, whatever, it eats it. etc.... original by kaomoji かおもじ@_k_a_o_m_o_j_i_原作者より
Cover of FujoGuide Volume 0, Issue 1 Local Version Control with Git. Boba-tan is surrounded by gijinka of programming languages.
Git zine patreon preview
credits page 1
A page of fujoguide. It reads:TA S K : Mak Yor Finl Coce Before moving further with this section, use to choose an outfit for goltig HTML to go back home with (but, for the sake of our example, make sure it’s not the most recent one)! Note the SHA of this commit, then read further. Beware that you will (temporarily) lose the outfits you made after the commit you choose. If you wish, you can follow the optional task at the end and learn about how can help in this situation. If you want to be even safer, golfertig you can save a copy of your directory to preserve the current history of your repository, which is safely stored within its subdirectory. Then show some sample explanation.
Git invoking a diary, like a magical girl. Text reads: Caneln Git's Powr With everyone gathered in CSS’s showroom/studio combination, it’s time to start creating (and snapshotting) our outfits! Unfortunately, while Git’s memory powers are boundless, they have one itty-bitty weakness: they only work within a repository. Luckily, Git can invoke his secret tracking diary at a moment’s notice and turn any directory into a repository.
Cover of FujoGuide Volume 0, Issue 1 Local Version Control with Git. Boba-tan is surrounded by gijinka of programming languages.
Beginning of the table of content of FujoGuide issue 1. It includes sections like Before You Start, Local version control with git, and Extra Credit: Traveling Through (Your Code’s) History
The character roster for The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development. The title is located near the bottom of the graphic in aqua, orange, and pink text surrounded by a lavender bubble. Pink hearts bubble up from the word ‘web’ in the title. The word ‘to’ is framed by a terminal. On the left side of the title is a stylized computer screen showing an image of Boba-tan, the BobaBoard Mascot, wearing a raccoon kigurumi, glasses, and waving in greeting. The background shows six characters that represent from left to right: Git, GitHub, Terminal, CSS, HTML, and ARIA. The background colors form a rainbow.