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#indieWeb
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@raretrack.withknown.com Well at the very least, using Twitter as a temporary bridge has allowed us to make progress elsewhere quickly, rather than trying to build a complete replacement all at once. #indieweb -
@dissolve333 At least for now, Twitter makes a great hashtag aggregator. We need to get PuSH publishers and consumers deployed across more sites to replace it! #indieweb
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@ben.thatmustbe.me I think those are actually pingbacks from the spam blogs. #indieweb
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Random Thoughts: Toasting Marshmallows Around the IndieWebCamp Fire (blog.philcorbett.net)
If you've already got a personal site it is extremely easy to get started. I set up my site with the most basic features in about 10 minutes and it would have been quicker if I didn't want to take a Photoshop break in the middle of it all to make a new picture for my new social profile.
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For a while I was doing my own PESOS for my tweets so that I could still reply to people from the Twitter app and get those back on my site as posts. I quickly ran into a problem where I was sometimes re-importing a tweet that I had originally POSSE'd and would end up with two identical posts on my site. I wouldn't even know where to begin to try to do that with Facebook. If bridgy solves this well, I would probably use it, because I gave up running that code myself because of all the edge cases I encountered.
I am planning on doing PESOS of my Instagram, Twitter and Flickr likes, since I still often find myself in a situation where I'm reading something on one of those silos and it's quicker to just tap their button. I would happily use a Bridgy version of that as well.
You shouldn't be afraid of writing a micropub client for this, since it's basically a version of OAuth 2.0 which you've already dealt with on Instagram and Facebook. Also most people so far have implemented non-expiring access tokens on their sites. If you wanted to make this explicit, you could add a scope to the authorization request that would indicate such. -
Why not JSON?
People often wonder why I am hesitant to bake JSON into specs I write such as IndieAuth and Micropub. Here is the short answer.continue reading... -
Funny, after seeing the same comparison of server- vs client-side rendering of HTML, I had the opposite reaction: http://www.onebigfluke.com/2015/01/experimentally-verified-why-client-side.html
TL;DR: Client-side and server-side rendering are approximately equivalent for moderately-sized pages. The author uses this data to justify his use of client-side rendering, while I use this data to justify server-side rendering.
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We Like IndieWeb Software (www.kevinmarks.com)
With indieweb we are trying a different approach by working through our own wishlists, reusing common components, and making sure we interoperate along the way. This gives us a composable set of tools that do plug together - the toolkit Anil both is and isn't asking for.
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Johannes Ernst (@j12t@social.coop)
https://twitter.com/Johannes_Ernst
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Jan 16
@aaronpk Clearly you need UBOS :-) http://ubos.net/ #indieweb
@Johannes_Ernst Interesting. Can I run it on a Linode or on AWS? Can I tweak Nginx settings if I need to? #indieweb -
As much as I enjoy the benefits of running my own server, I really don't like running my own server. #indieweb
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I like blogging software. - Anil Dash (dashes.com)
but I suspect the hardest part is the client app for readers, which works in a way analogous to an RSS reader or email client, but would have to support a new format and would be optimized for clean reading and subsequent discovery, rather than the three-pane model which has dominated those apps for the last decade or two
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Ben Werdmuller
https://twitter.com/benwerd
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Jan 13
I really like @aaronpk's homegrown #indieweb collections of content. Really elegantly done. -
We chose to structure our Known Pro pre-sale so that we took payment only once we delivered on our promises. Imminent. #indieweb
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Despite names,
ind.ie&indie.vc are NOT #indieweb @indiewebcamp
http://indiewebcamp.com/2014-review#Indie_Term_Re-use
@iainspad @sashtown @thomatronic (ttk.me t4_81) -
#indie
Today, ind.ie announced in a blog post (ind.ie/blog/focus/) that they will no longer be making a phone, and are dropping support for their Android and iOS social network clients, focusing instead only on the OS X version.continue reading... -
Coming to some very pragmatic platform opinions. Shared hosts can't support all the features modern users rightly expect. #indieweb
