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by simonebrunozzi
589 days ago
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I'll offer a weird but (I hope) valid alternative to the other great suggestions here: print the code of the static webpage on a piece of paper. Even better, archival paper [0], so it will really last a long time. In the future, anyone would be able to point a... smartphone, or a camera, to the paper, and instantly retrieve the webpage. An AI will ask them if they want to render the page using one of these very, very old things called browsers. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid-free_paper |
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> In the back of the book, I'd like to put a 2D barcode to send folks to a static webpage somewhere, maybe for further information, an update, text changes, etc.
How are you going to put the update/text change into the printed book? I think the point was tobe able to change the info when the books are already distributed.