A webring of Filipino people with websites.
Your website can be about anything. It can be your online portfolio, or be about design, development, architecture, medicine, cross-stitching, knitting, puzzles, travelling—anything (but only safe for work)!
Web developer, designer, and educator from the Philippines
Francis Rubio
A software engineer from the Philippines on a mission to build solutions that can make a difference.
Nathaniel Tampus
An online diary of a lady’s misadventures in two worlds
Daryl Sun's Journal
Home page of the blog
vercel.app
Documenting things learned. Sharing some thoughts.
Ted Magaoay
🦑 WARNING: site content may be marked for containing blood, violence, or horror imagery
FIZZSEA
personal website playground fun zone!
twansgendew.net
At Biyori, we believe that there’s a season for everything. Whether you’re looking to slow down and savor the moment or simply take a breath and enjoy the beauty of nature, we’re here to help you do just that. Our teas are carefully crafted to help you find a moment of peace in a hectic […]
kuneho studio
to oblique lair
araw.xyz
Manila-based full-stack web developer and CS graduate.
dantis.me
Kidlat News is a low-bandwidth, text-only news satire website, with a focus on Philippine news and current events.
kidl.at
Hi, i’m Lumi, aka MiLKY, and welcome to my website. Before you enter, please note that my site:
Welcome to ITEM64
neocities.org
Hellllooooooooooo!!!
Making the unforeseeable future foreseeable. This is the official website of AGR, by Alexis himself!
Alexis Gaming Reviews Classic
this is my art/art ko nandito
zharlzzz
help me feed my children bruh
Software Engineer from Philippines. Linux connoisseur. Digital freedom is what I fight for.
Jay
A community of sites around a common topic, also known as a webring. Each member includes a badge on their site that links to the previous and next sites in the ring. Kids in the 90s used to love it!
Max Boeck
You can join the webring if…
If you satisfy these conditions, you're mostly good to join. However, we reserve the right to deny your request to join if we see that your entry is unacceptable.
Go to the Pinoy Bloggers Github repository and open a pull request. Follow these instructions:
src/data/members.json, add your entry. You'll need to add the
following:
title: the title of your websiteurl: the URL of your websitefeeds: an array of your RSS feeds. You can leave this out if your
website doesn't have one. But if you do, these are what you need for each entry:
name: the name for this RSS feed.url: the url for this RSS feed.members.json:
[
…
{
"title": "Francis Rubio",
"url": "https://francisrubio.antaresph.dev/",
"feeds": [
{ "name": "Everything", "url": "https://francisrubio.antaresph.dev/feed.xml" },
{ "name": "Posts", "url": "https://francisrubio.antaresph.dev/blog.xml" },
{ "name": "Literature", "url": "https://francisrubio.antaresph.dev/literature.xml" },
{ "name": "Videos", "url": "https://francisrubio.antaresph.dev/videos.xml" }
]
}
…
]Fill out the following form so the admins can add you.
Once you're in the members list, add this widget anywhere in your site, preferrably somewhere that will be easily seen.
<webring-banner>
<p>Member of the <a href="https://webring.antaresph.dev">Pinoy Websites</a> webring</p>
<a href="https://webring.antaresph.dev/previous">Previous</a>
<a href="https://webring.antaresph.dev/random">Random</a>
<a href="https://webring.antaresph.dev/next">Next</a>
</webring-banner>
<script async src="https://webring.antaresph.dev/embed.js"></script>It will render this banner that links to the other members:
Member of the Pinoy Websites webring
Previous Random NextThe widget supports different color themes and both light and dark color schemes for each theme.
Add a scheme attribute to the <webring-banner/> element
that is either light or dark to force a color scheme for the
widget. If this attribute is not set, the widget will follow the system color scheme.
<p>This banner will follow the system color scheme.</p>
<webring-banner>…</webring-banner>
<p>This banner will always be light mode.</p>
<webring-banner scheme="light">…</webring-banner>
<p>This banner will always be dark mode.</p>
<webring-banner scheme="dark">…</webring-banner>This banner will follow the system color scheme.
Member of the Pinoy Websites webring
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The <webring-banner/> also supports multiple themes. Every theme has a
light and dark mode. To use a theme, add a theme attribute to the
<webring-banner> element and set it to one of the following values.
<webring-banner theme="serif">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="tron">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="coder">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="bading">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="trans">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="plantlike">…</webring-banner>
<webring-banner theme="borderline">…</webring-banner>Member of the Pinoy Websites webring
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Previous Random NextIf you want to start your own webring, fork this project on Github and follow the instructions in the README.
Fork on Github