Today I'm going to try to understand webmentions a lot better than I do. If you've played and have links or thoughts, I'm all ears.
— Toby Osbourn (@tosbourn) April 2, 2020
I wrote and intro article on Webmention a while back for A List Apart: Webmentions: Enabling Better Communication on the Internet and Jason McIntosh just wrote Webmentions, Active and Passive which is solid.
From there, I’d take a look at the canonical Webmention page of the IndieWeb wiki which has a huge number of resources. Since it looks like you’re coming from a Ruby perspective, you might appreciate the Ruby page on the IndieWeb wiki which has some pre-existing resources which may cut back on your work and learning curve. Perhaps Jason Garber (@jgarber)might be a useful resource within the Ruby world?
If you’re using other platforms/languages, simply search the IndieWeb wiki for other details relating to Webmention. Have questions as you delve in? Just ask in the IndieWeb #Dev chat.
And there’s an HWC out of London this Friday where a few people have implemented it as well: https://events.indieweb.org/2020/04/online-homebrew-website-club-europe-london-uMUI2gAyCQpR
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And there’s an HWC out of London this Friday where a few people have implemented it as well: events.indieweb.org/2020/04/online…
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Thanks Chris, will add these to my reading list!
Thanks for your offer, I’m learning and tinkering at the moment.
If you have any great articles or examples of webmentions would appreciate you sharing.