Aaron Parecki

javascript is wild

Don't present an OAuth authorization request that looks like this. Use incremental auth to ask for permissions in context. #OAuth #IETF99

Portland event organizer @matto's tweetstorm voices a complaint I’ve heard from many local event organizers #pdx http://sflo.me/2uHFiMl

I’m about to tweet a link to test webmentions, and I’d appreciate some likes/retweets/replies to test them. Thanks in advance folks

better to treat the impassioned misconceptions as a cry for help about the state of indieweb tools for personal use rather than any actual reasoned criticism of chances of growth / success on a more macro scale

Sad to hear, especially since you tried to use my plugins. But I will not try to convince you to come back, I know my plugins are lacking. They are just pieces of my own site I open sourced, but the way I cut them off might break things.

I am actively working on two new ones at the moment, with some 'official' IndieWeb libraries, with unit testing, hopefully even with panel widgets. They should be much more stable and user friendly than the old ones.

So I am not asking to come back now, but please, let me ping you when I got the new ones ready. I hope you will like those.

We're a long way from general adoption, but we can make steps.

So this guy just showed up at the coffee shop and is telling me I’m doing a bad job? Please advise @LuBellWoo.

plainJS - fast and lightweight JavaScript tools https://plainjs.com/

Hanging out here today 👋

Not sure most people know how much you have to plan to make great videos. @Schmittastic explains better than I can: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEIj8x1BlTg

Attention, PDX dwellers! If you want to connect with your local #WordPress community, check out @indiewebcamp. http://bit.ly/2mWH9Fz

This killed me

do I go to /signin to log in or to /login to sign in? #indieweb

ED-209: Please put down your weapon. You have 20 seconds to compl—
ED-209: [falls into a small duck pond]

My blog now sends and receives Webmentions. Earlier I was setting up a cron job (which I never do) with vi (which I hardly ever use).

‘programming’ is a delightful pastime in which you debug for hours only to discover the real problem is: you can’t read, and you can’t count

I feel really old. I just learned that this was a thing https://indieweb.org -- I had just assumed everyone did this

"Doctor Who makes sci-fi history by casting a woman as the lead"