His site has the look of a personal webpage from 1997, but since retiring, he still works on articles and publishes them on his site. His site is a mix of scholarly articles (Anthropology), old syllabi, and personal stuff.
His site has the look of a personal webpage from 1997, but since retiring, he still works on articles and publishes them on his site. His site is a mix of scholarly articles (Anthropology), old syllabi, and personal stuff.
Tools are just means to an end and overrated compared to the actual end.
Changing quarterly to the "most efficient" tool is a lot of work over time.
Sticking to one seems to get things done.
And static websites save you the headaches of security - I think your father can't imagine what it means having to patch a critical bug in node/php/mysql/whatever during your vacation when travelling.
And I guess, he may not think of this kind of publishing as being for the "technically minded" or "tech-savvy" ones only.
And the stuff can be read in ages to come.