Episode 12: To Poll or Not to Poll
Building out a feed polling infrastructure is daunting.
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As I was watching fireworks this evening I thought, wow, wouldn’t it be cool if I could livestream from my iPhone to my website, and even maybe syndicate to Facebook and/or YouTube? I got home and did some preliminary research, searched indieweb.org and turns out you’ve already researched and written about it… of course you did, Aaron Parecki… 😆😆😆 of course you did.
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Episode 11: What are Instagram Stories?
A bit of a diversion from my normal routine where I implemented Instagram Stories on my own website.continue reading... -
Well this was an effective demonstration of why a centralized Twitter is a problem. #indieweb https://twitter.com/twittergov/status/926267806261407744 -
Episode 9: Streamlining my Microcast Workflow
I wrote a new Micropub app to help me publish Microcast episodes quickercontinue reading... -
Episode 8: Back from the Woods
Reflections on how I control what I consume onlinecontinue reading... -
The wise @adactio holding forth @ #viewsourceconf conference on social networks as the new walled gardens & the importance of the #indieweb.
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Episode 7: Making Micropub More Useful
Thinking about what is needed for the Micropub spec for it to be even more useful.continue reading... -
Episode 6: My New Superpower
My Overland GPS tracker app is live in the app store!continue reading... -
at DreamHostPortland, Oregon • Wed, October 4, 2017 5:30pmHomebrew Website Club! #indieweb — with anomalily, microformats
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Come hang out at the @DreamHost office tonight and hack on your personal website! https://calagator.org/events/1250471746 We have pizza and drinks! 🍕🍻🎉 -
Episode 4: Pretending to be an iOS Developer
Talking about what it takes to publish an app on the iOS app store.continue reading... -
Why it’s time to reclaim our digital lives | Duncan Stephen (duncanstephen.co.uk)"Each time, it has taken Evan Williams an average of six years to invent his next big content platform. Medium is currently five years old."
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Episode 3: Following
Thinking about how I want to follow people on the IndieWeb.continue reading...
