I’ve noticed that Bloomberg Businessweek’s Jealousy List for 2020 has quirky little animated drolleries racing around on it as you scroll up and down the page.
This makes me wonder what web designers and developers would put on their own personal jealousy lists for 2020. What types of features and functionality have you seen this year that you’d love to have on your own website or in your own projects?
Here’s my start:
My checkins have maps, but I’d love archive pages that display “Indy (aka Indie) Maps” that I’ve seen on Jeremy Keith’s site.
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I love the highlighting, annotation, and bookmarking features of Hypothes.is, but desperately wish I had more direct access to own this sort of data on my own website in a more straightforward manner. (I’ve already got a PESOS method, specifically I wish I had a POSSE method.)
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I’d love to build an aggregation hub/community site using webmentions like IndieWeb News or IndieWeb.xyz.
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What I wouldn’t give to have a Micropub client as slick as Medium.com. That would truly be the billion dollar typewriter!
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I can’t remember if you are Android or iOS, but just WordPress Shanske built a tool for displaying trips. I added owncloud to my @reclaimhosting account to display gpx files, but I can only get them on my website using iframes for now
Not enough of my community has microformats for any kind of h-feed or social reader so for #clmooc syndication created a web ring and then I built public RSS feeds and a planet. Best bunch of creatives on the web.https://clmoocring.jgregorymcverry.com/
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!tell [chrisaldrich] you seem to have published the only instance of the phrase “billion dollar typewriter” on the web (well, which just got spoiled by this entry) https://boffosocko.com/2019/12/18/indieweb-jealousy-list/#comment-273174 and your POSSE tweet copy of course https://twitter.com/ChrisAldrich/status/1207506138071097344