Hamud asks "how does the scroll web work?"

The Scroll is client software and a root.scroll file that contains a list of registered root names on the Scroll. Folders on scroll are similar to websites. Root names are similar to domain names. However, instead of HTTP, The Scroll is built on git for transferring files. Instead of HTML, The Scroll is built on the PPS stack. And instead of DNS, Scroll uses root.scroll.

How do I get started building for The Scroll?

Easy: using ScrollHub

Step 1: Go to hub.scroll.pub and create a folder.

Step 2: Edit the Scroll files.

Step 3: Watch this video to see it in action:

Intermediate: Using Scroll on your own computer via the command line

Step 1: install scroll npm install -g scroll-cli

Step 2: make a folder: mkdir folderName; cd folderName

Step 3: create a scroll file: touch index.scroll

Step 4: Add some content to this file:

Hello world buildHtml

Step 5: Run scroll build

Step 6: Open index.html

Registering your folder on the World Wide Scroll

Once you've built something you love, add it to The Scroll!

Step 1: Go to wws.scroll.pub

Step 2: Buy a root name for 10 years.

Step 3: Add the information on your root name to the root.zone file.

Now any WWS user can easily fetch your site.