Rick Yoder here, original creator of DSVille Lite and Ajango.
To any of you that remember me and had used my websites so many years ago, I would like to cordially thank you for your support.
Coming back onto this site after nearly a decade passed is interesting for sure. I truly miss the days of not having a care in the world besides middle school and coding.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you. This community helped shape who I am as a person.
When and why did DSVille Lite die? Never heard of it.
It's difficult to tell anymore. It's been so long. If I recall I had the site up around 10 years ago. Lasted for about a year, year and a half maybe? It started my passion in web development and design; I should know but just don't remember at this point. Unfortunately I don't have any of the files either. My other site, Ajango, is relatively intact on my one hard drive, and I would love to upload it to my personal website ryoder.com eventually as part of my portfolio.
It's difficult to tell anymore. It's been so long. If I recall I had the site up around 10 years ago. Lasted for about a year, year and a half maybe? It started my passion in web development and design; I should know but just don't remember at this point. Unfortunately I don't have any of the files either. My other site, Ajango, is relatively intact on my one hard drive, and I would love to upload it to my personal website ryoder.com eventually as part of my portfolio.
Oh that sucks :(
I could search around on Internet Archive if someone has the link archived luckily. Hopefully it was archived there at some point. Luckily, many sites are there so yeah.
It seems like a cool idea to upload the other site you had on your personal site. I have one too that I made on Neocities xD. GitHub is a pretty good place to host code like that.
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