Eh, what the hell
I have my first web button!
I've also been adding microformats2 thingies and so on to get ready-ish for prime time in terms for WebMentions and other cool stuff.
But now I need to take a look at Caddy's caching mechanisms. Also Twig's caching mechanisms.
I updated my website! And wrote a post about it. #blog #SmallWeb #indieweb #blogging #update #jsonld
https://marisabel.nl/public/blog/Website_updates_and_Json-LD ~ via http://marisabel.nl/social ~
@rscottjones A great post, thanks!
It’s not the trivial or complete solution you’re looking for, but I built a “kudos” button for my own site a while back: https://www.byjp.me/posts/easy-appreciation/
I’ve love to take some time to build something complete like what you’ve described, the #IndieWeb needs to be simple enough for everyone to contribute to and enjoy! (Maybe one day!)
Ancient Egyptian Pregnancy Tests · cool as heck
https://cool-as-heck.blog/notes/2024-06-10-ancient-egyptian-pregnancy-test/
The newest addition to my bookmarklet collection: a webmentions grabber for making it easier to send manual Webmentions with cURL
I wrote about what Analytics for the Personal Web might look like.
#indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #blogging
I wrote about what Analytics for the Personal Web might look like.
#indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #blogging https://rscottjones.com/analytics-for-the-personal-web/
@otfrom @rscottjones Perhaps #POSSE experts could advise how such preferences are currently tackled?
However, my priority is to find a convenient way of laying out webpages to present info neatly in an alternating text & illustration format similar to that made easy on X & Mastodon. For my low-volume output, any updates from Q&A could be manual - but I'd love to find a good template for these simple webpages, potentially useful to many of us?
I’d see my site (https://www.byjp.me) as being firmly in the #IndieWeb, with a heavy hat tip to #SmallWeb (my use of photos & a more social media-y microblog page keeping me further from that category), though the sister site gemini://byjp.cc is technically (though maybe not spiritually) in the #smolweb (3/3)
@orsvarn @adele FWIW I see, stylistically:
#IndieWeb as being a website created by one/few people with Expression (of themselves, an idea) at their core. Probably mutually exclusive with online purchasing—and has a generally anti-capitalist, pro-individual vibe (eg. visit trackers are self hosted, if at all). Original limitation of being hand-coded is fading fast. (1/3)
version 6 of the museum has launched! wanted to make sure i had something fresh before @xoxo in august, so glad i got it done! now to focus on the codejam. happy summer to you and yours <3
#personalwebsite #webdev #indieweb #web
@jsadow Very late reply but yes the same realisation disconcerted me greatly. Many of us would like to have a permanent record of at least some posts & of complete conversations! #POSSE & the new abilities to consolidate comments seem the way to go?
As a non-techie nervous of IT complexity, I'd love to see a wider range of #IndieWeb models to follow, including illustrated threads & styled #RSS (& simplest possible resource-light HTML/CSS?) Recommendations please, @histodons & #AcademicChatter?
after about a month on mastodon one observation i’m absolutely enamoured with is how many techy folk (women especially) knit/crochet. it’s such a complimentary, artsy hobby to the plucky build-it-yourself #indieweb #Fediverse attitudes that prevail here.
MY PEOPLE 🥰
@adele I’m not sure I’m confusing the words necessarily, though language is of course not static. I heard about #SmallWeb from this article: https://ar.al/2020/08/07/what-is-the-small-web/ which is what I’m basing my definition on. #IndieWeb from what I can find is a community building tools empowering people to own their social networking data: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IndieWeb
Are #SmallWeb and #SmolWeb synonyms?
A static site generator can generate sites with JavaScript on them for instance. This is static for the server to host, but I don’t think a site is 100% static if it gets mutated on the client.
That would be my distinction between #SmallWeb and #StaticWeb anyway. :)
Week 11. In this weeknote, I mentioned Eloquent JavaScript, Indie Microblogging, some blog ideas and a few links I found interesting.