This is a post I wrote about learning front end development
https://www.codingrox.com/2017/09/19/front-end-web-development-week/
https://www.codingrox.com/2017/09/19/front-end-web-development-week/
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at Open SignalPortland, Oregon • Fri, December 1, 2017 5:51pm#streampdx meetup -
Pro tip: Always, ALWAYS get a cheese plate when flying @AlaskaAir. And if you're in a row further back reserve one right when you get on the plane (or they run out around row 12).
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Nicolas Hoizey
https://nicolas-hoizey.com
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Nov 29
@aaronpk hi Aaron, I have an issue with SSL calls to webmention.io and wonder if you’re aware of anything wrong on it.
It might be on my side, but it worked last week and I didn’t change anything.
I’m using @AaronGustafson’s Jekyll plugin:
https://github.com/aarongustafson/jekyll-webmention_io/issues/72
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Portland, Oregon • Wed, November 29, 2017 2:25pm
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Some of the smartest (and kindest) people I know will be meeting in #Austin on Dec 9&10 to help make the internet a better place one website at a time.
I hope you can join them: https://2017.indieweb.org/austin
#IndieWebCamp #BuildTheWebYouWant -
Stuart Langridge
https://www.kryogenix.org/
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Nov 29
You're right about indieauth, yeah, true :)
I looked at auth0, who have the same "you have to register a callback URL" problem. Didn't try oauth.io; thank you! I wish OpenID hadn't gone away; this was completely what it was for :)
I know right? There is some new stuff in OAuth 2 around dynamic client registration trying to solve this, but I'm not sure how widely implemented it is yet. Certainly GitHub hasn't implemented it, mayyybe Google has: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7591 -
Stuart Langridge
https://www.kryogenix.org/
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Nov 29
Yeah. I was hoping that if I put my auth URL into indieauth AS http://github.com/myusername, then it wouldn't bother following rel=me links and would just use it directly, but no. Might be an interesting enhancement, @aaronparecki? I bet @kevinmarks can tell me why it's a bad idea ;)
Not a *bad* idea, but also not the goal of indieauth.com. At some point you'll be relying on someone's Github/Google API key, either that of indieauth.com or another service. Maybe check out https://oauth.io/ or https://auth0.com/
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Tim Cappalli
https://timcappalli.me/
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Nov 17
Nice to see @Chase has added formal support for third party account access using OAuth 2.0. You no longer have to provide your credentials to @mint. @AmericanExpress, @Fidelity, @allybank, @TDBank_US when will you be rolling this out?
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FJ de Kermadec https://micro.kermadec.com/ • Nov 25
Your enlightened thought of the morning: if you position yourself as a leader of the #IndieWeb and #MicroBlogging movements, maybe the URL of your #RSS Feed should not contain the words “something-demo.appspot.com” in lieu of your blog’s actual domain? 🤔
You're right. I just switched my Atom feed to be a local URL that redirects to Granary. The reason I don't want to generate my own XML feed is it's too hard to get right, especially with all the nontraditional content on my home page like checkins. #indieweb -
Portland, Oregon • Tue, November 21, 2017 5:20pm
