We've got a busy #IndieWeb week coming up!
🍩 Tue: https://donutjs.club
💬 Wed: https://indieweb.org/hwc
💻 Thu: http://hack.social
🎉 Fri: Summit pre-party
⚡️ Sat: https://datnight.org
⛰️ Sat-Sun: https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
See you all soon!
#indiewebcamp
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Excited to be going to the @indiewebcamp Summit in Portland, OR June 29-30, 2019 - https://2019.indieweb.org/summit - I have so many questions... #indiewebcamp
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Ready to head home after a fun week of #IndieWebCamp, #BTConf, #a11yClub, and teaching two #OAuth workshops.
Thanks so much to everyone who helped make all of that happen!
Had a great time back in Düsseldorf and looking forward to coming back next year!
#travel #condor #lufthansa #longhaulflight #frankfurtairport
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Post-IndieWebCamp hacking continues at the hotel bar! Made a few more minor improvements to Monocle:
• Defaults to "https" when you type in a domain, and if that fails, will fall back to http, rather than the other way around
• Added a logout button
• Added mobile screenshots to the wiki
• Updated the indieauth-client-php library to bubble up things like ssl errors so that apps using the library can report errors better -
at EigelsteinDusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany • Sun, May 12, 2019 5:59pm
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The map below will show where I am for the next 6 hours!
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Second #IndieWebCamp hack day project: how to quickly get started using an IndieWeb reader.
• start with a blank HTML file
• add a rel=me link to your GitHub profile, and make sure your GitHub profile links back
• add a couple `<link>` tags for indieauth.com
• sign in to https://aperture.p3k.io
• add the `<link>` tag it generates for you
• sign in to an IndieWeb reader!
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First #IndieWebCamp hack day project complete! I'm finally starting to get an understanding of CSS Grid.
Thanks to help from @tantek I was able to fix the display of my monthly calendars at https://aaronparecki.com/2019/04 by switching from table display to flex>grid>flex with table>tr>td markup. Kept the table markup and was able to remove one level of nested divs inside too!
The <table> element is a flexbox, the <tr>s are a grid, and the <td>s inside are a flexbox. This lets the rows of the calendar vary in height, but forces the height of the cells of each row to be the same height. Finally the city names at the bottom are able to be "stuck" to the bottom of the cell.
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at sipgate GmbHDusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany • Sun, May 12, 2019 9:40am
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Portland (PDX) to Frankfurt (FRA)untilCondor Flight 2091Frankfurt (FRA) to Duesseldorf (DUS)toLufthansa Flight 078
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Only two months until IndieWeb Summit in Portland!
📅 June 29-30, 2019
📌 Portland, Oregon
🎟 https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
We even have a travel assistance program this year, so if you're on the fence about coming because of the cost, please take a look!
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IndieWeb Summit registration is open! 🎉 Come join an amazing group of people working towards an independent web!
📅 June 29-30, 2019
📌 Portland, Oregon
🎟 https://2019.indieweb.org/summit -
Austin (AUS) to Portland (PDX)toAlaska Flight 1007
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Emoji Avatars for My Website
My previous avatar was almost 3 years old, and I was getting tired of it. I decided to replace my avatar on my website for my IndieWebCamp Austin hack day project. But if you know me, you know I can't do anything the easy way. For my hack day project I made the avatar on each post in my website change depending on the emoji I use in the post!
I've had a page on my website for a while now that shows all the emoji I use in my posts. It's sorted by most frequently used emoji.
https://aaronparecki.com/emoji If you click on an emoji, you can see all the posts that include that emoji, kind of like a tag. This has been pretty fun, but I wanted to take it one step further.
Before I left for Austin, I did a little photo shoot at home. I took pictures of myself making a bunch of faces, and even with a few different props like a mug of beer, eating a pizza, holding an umbrella, etc. I added all these pictures to my admin interface and mapped them to the emoji I frequently use.
(There's a bunch more, but I'll leave that to you to find them!) And now, whenever a post includes an emoji, it will swap the photo that's used as the avatar! Here are a few highlights.
I'm looking forward to being surprised when I forget this exists and randomly use an emoji in a post and see a different photo!
If you'd like to see the video of my demo of this feature, and the rest of the demos at IndieWebCamp, you can watch them here!
I had a great time at IndieWebCamp Austin this weekend! Thanks to everyone for joining us this weekend, and special thanks to Manton for organizing!
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Austin, Texas • Sat, February 23, 2019 9:15amSetting up for #IndieWebCamp Austin! — with microformats
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San Francisco (SFO) to Austin (AUS)toAlaska Flight 1222
