Jeremy Felt (Twitter)Webmentions are so freaking cool and I've only dipped a toe in
— Jeremy Felt (@jeremyfelt) January 9, 2020
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Stephen Locker (sjlocks.com)Thank you, Jeremy, for helping me along on getting these tools figured out. Very few things about the web have excited me as much as learning about the IndieWeb work that has been ongoing.
Jamie Tanna (jvt.me)With the help of snarfed.org I've now got brid.gy running locally and syndicating RSVPs from my website to Meetup.com - hopefully it'll be live next week for the rest of the #IndieWeb to enjoy https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/873
I can’t wait for this. It is awesome.
Vincent Pickering (Twitter)After fixing over 200 typos in old posts related to date formatting I finally got my #eleventy site to build last night. Next up is integrating my existing #IndieWeb functionality.https://t.co/VlZ67L4Y3D
— Vincent Pickering (@vincentlistens) January 9, 2020I have built an #indieweb server. (https://t.co/y1v9HWeYH0)
— Vincent Pickering (@vincentlistens) January 10, 2020
This is a diagram of my architecture https://t.co/ibINpFeAJ6
Basically it’s a way of using open source services to send content directly to websites or to “backfeed” it from social networks
Interesting diagram of set up for an IndieWeb site.
Readwise (Twitter)A great look at our new feature for saving highlights from physical books
— Readwise (@readwiseio) January 10, 2020This is one of the coolest apps I've seen in a long time from @readwiseio
— Farza (@FarzaTV) January 7, 2020
1. Take a picture of a page from a book.
2. Drag and drop markers to literally highlight the passage right on the picture and extract the quote.
3. Store the quote, take notes, attach it to the book. pic.twitter.com/Dzb2x6NQIa
I think? If you know how to send a Webmention, please do so that I know it works!
I’ve installed the IndieWeb plugin as well as its companions, Webmention and Semantic-Linkbacks.
The IndieWeb plugin adds a few semantic things to the user profile in WordPress and acts as a launch platform for ...
Hooray! Congratulations!
Michael Bishop (Miklb Mindless Ramblings)Let’s make a deal—you can write it all in JavaScript as long as you learn semantic HTML
Karen Tongson (Twitter)As of today, I am the first woman of color to have ever been promoted to the rank of full professor in the USC English dept. I promise I will not be the last. Thanks to everyone who wrote for me, mentored me, drank w/ me. It took not only a village, but a world to make it happen.
— Karen Tongson (@inlandemperor) January 7, 2020
#colour #2020
whitney (Twitter)@kimberlyhirsh you're my indiewebspiration right now, I need to develop a new personal website but I want it to be not corporate beholden garbage and also an endless content monster needing to be fed, any suggestions?
— whitney(@WhitneyEllenB) January 7, 2020
How do you know that the IndieWeb has arrived?
Neologisms like “indiewebspiration”.
Sia Karamalegos (Twitter)I also try to do "No Screen Sundays" where I do anything not related to screens (exception for calling and texting especially if it's to meet with friends).
— Sia Karamalegos (@TheGreenGreek) January 6, 2020
The IndieWeb movement had become somewhat a big deal for me in 2019. Potentially the biggest life change for the calendar year.
Michael has written a great overview of the IndieWeb for folks who are already relatively aware of WordPress and how it works. A great jumping off point for owning your online identity.
Basquiat's resume when he was 20. pic.twitter.com/rtaogfP8fL
— jeffstaple (@jeffstaple) January 3, 2020
Some interesting references here. I wonder if anyone called them?
Personal news: I'm excited to announce that, starting in February, I will be in residence at the Santa Fe Institute for one year, as the inaugural Davis Professor of Complexity. I'm thrilled for this opportunity to work more closely with all the brilliant people at @sfiscience. pic.twitter.com/sjQ0QxiZGB
— Melanie Mitchell (@MelMitchell1) January 3, 2020
Matt Maldre (Twitter)I love love love Instapaper. I should pay for premium. But I don’t like that all my highlights and notes get locked up in their proprietary system.
— Matt Maldre (@mattmaldre) December 30, 2019
Right now, I save all my Instapaper articles to PDF and make my highlights/marginalia in the PDF. I get to keep it.