Episode 16: IndieWebCamp Austin!
IndieWebCamp Austin, Patreon, and some thoughts about payments and patronage on the indie web
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Payment Requests using Stripe and Apple Pay
At IndieWebCamp Austin, I was inspired by the discussion at the Payments session. In the session, we talked about the recent Patreon fee change disaster, and how creators could use their own websites to accept payments from their supporters.continue reading... -
Episode 15: The IndieWeb Wiki and IndieAuth
Wikis, backups, chat logs, and the IndieAuth speccontinue reading... -
Announcing the IndieAuth Spec!
It's been a long time coming, but I've finally published a proper IndieAuth spec!continue reading... -
Wiki Upgrades and Backups - IndieWeb Challenge
This post is part of the IndieWeb Challenge to ship something every day of December!continue reading... -
IndieWeb Challenge - December 1
Tantek had an idea for a community challenge to ship some sort of IndieWeb feature every day of December. Anyone can contribute, just make sure you blog about it!continue reading... -
Web Truths: Publishing on the web using web standards is easy and amazing – Christian Heilmann (christianheilmann.com)
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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 -
syndication formats - anil dash - archives (web.archive.org)> for something as simple as syndication and distribution, HTML already has an overwhelming advantage over any nascent formats
> It would make subscribing to a site easier, since one wouldn't have to find the URL of the RSS feed. The URL of the weblog itself would be what you wanted. How nice.
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Episode 13: Trains, Feeds, and a Small Polling Infrastructure
Starting to build out the infrastructure for Monocle, a Microsub server and feed readercontinue reading... -
Firefox 57: Good news? It's nippy. Bad news? It'll also trash your add-ons • The Register (www.theregister.co.uk)"Twitter's API is the internet's worst joke, Instagram seems to have an API mainly to show what outside developers can't do, and Flickr is a hollowed-out shell of its former self"
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Episode 12: To Poll or Not to Poll
Building out a feed polling infrastructure is daunting.continue reading... -
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.
