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Yax.com. Build a website for free with Yax.com, the do-it-yourself alternative to commercial site builders. Own the code you create and take it anywhere, without vendor lock-in, using quality web components. Our tutorials will get you started.

Yax.com. Build a website for free with Yax.com, the do-it-yourself alternative to commercial site builders. Own the code you create and take it anywhere, without vendor lock-in, using quality web components. Our tutorials will get you started.

Yax.com. Build a website for free with Yax.com, the do-it-yourself alternative to commercial site builders. Own the code you create and take it anywhere, without vendor lock-in, using quality web components. Our tutorials will get you started.

Nov 6, 2020 · Yax.com. Build a website for free with Yax.com, the do-it-yourself alternative to commercial site builders. Own the code you create and take it anywhere, without vendor lock-in, using quality web components. Our tutorials will get you started.

Yax.com. Build a website for free with Yax.com, the do-it-yourself alternative to commercial site builders. Own the code you create and take it anywhere, without vendor lock-in, using quality web components. Our tutorials will get you started.

Dec 21, 2020 · My current project, Yax.com, is a do-it-yourself website builder that uses new web standards (including web components) to help people build simple sites. Thirty years on, we still have a lot of work to do to realize the web’s original goals.