Sleep Token Songs You Might Like If You Don’t Listen To Metal 
https://blog.shrediverse.net/posts/sleep-token-songs-you-might-like-if-you-dont-listen-to-metal
Been working on a little #IndieWeb project; importing some of my online life into my own domain.
Currently I have Swarm checkins creating notes on my site. Got music and films coming in from RSS feeds, saving these locally feels like overkill but the end product is my Activity Feed.
https://adamchamberlin.info/activity/
🤖 There’s a new post on Michael Burkhardt’s Whirled Wide Web:
Year End Retrospective 2024
My first implementation of showing webmentions is up! Think I'm gonna tweak it a little it the next days. Tell me what you think!
There's so many indieweb protocols to discover and learn, and so many more that can still be invented I think. Let's try harder.
The #indieweb is more than #independence. It’s also a web, of both personal sites and “third place” sites like aggregators, bridges, proxies, directories, indexes, and other community sites.
Broadly speaking, such “third place” sites include places we collectively contribute to, and which license our contributions for free use by others. While open source projects come to mind, perhaps a more obvious example is Wikipedia.
Similarly, the most obvious “third place” in the #IndieWeb community is our community site and wiki https://indieweb.org/ as well as the heterogeneous chat https://chat.indieweb.org/.
We also have many services run by individuals (or small teams) in the community, for the benefit of the community, like:
* @snarfed.org’s https://brid.gy/ and https://fed.brid.gy/
* @aaronparecki.com’s https://webmention.io/ and many others
* @martymcgui.re’s https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/ (IndieWeb Webring)
* @gregorlove.com’s https://indiebookclub.biz/
* @mat.tl’s https://libre.fm/
and I’m sure many more I’m forgetting.
All these services respect your data and your ownership of it. #ownYourData
All these services are swappable. Many (most?) are open source and self-hostable in case you want to run your own personal instance or another shared instance.
The web part of the indieweb complements, connects, and strengthens the indie part.
This is post 4 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
← https://tantek.com/2025/001/t3/strava-year-in-sport-how-to-get-info-save
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Broadly speaking, such “third place” sites include places we collectively contribute to, and which license our contributions for free use by others. While open source projects come to mind, perhaps a more obvious example is Wikipedia.
Similarly, the most obvious “third place” in the #IndieWeb community is our community site and wiki https://indieweb.org/ as well as the heterogeneous chat https://chat.indieweb.org/.
We also have many services run by individuals (or small teams) in the community, for the benefit of the community, like:
* @snarfed.org’s https://brid.gy/ and https://fed.brid.gy/
* @aaronparecki.com’s https://webmention.io/ and many others
* @martymcgui.re’s https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/ (IndieWeb Webring)
* @gregorlove.com’s https://indiebookclub.biz/
* @mat.tl’s https://libre.fm/
and I’m sure many more I’m forgetting.
All these services respect your data and your ownership of it. #ownYourData
All these services are swappable. Many (most?) are open source and self-hostable in case you want to run your own personal instance or another shared instance.
The web part of the indieweb complements, connects, and strengthens the indie part.
This is post 4 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
← https://tantek.com/2025/001/t3/strava-year-in-sport-how-to-get-info-save
→ 🔮
In Gracefully Retiring a Website, I wrote about the maintenance of side projects, archiving websites, and making ideas more resilient.
https://didoesdigital.com/blog/gracefully-retiring-a-website/
I thought this post was going to be a quick description of a project and I ended up questioning my whole (Internet) life philosophy.
Anti-tech and alternative media. https://robertkingett.com/posts/6682/ #Blog #Blogs #Blogging #IndieWeb #NoPaywall
Great conversation at today's #FrontEnd Study Hall event. We took collective notes in etherpad today. It can't encompass everything, but it was a terrific first #IndieWeb event of the year. https://indieweb.org/events/2025-01-02-front-end-study-hall
New year, new personal website? (Or update your existing site?) Join us for a virtual IndieWeb meetup, Homebrew Website Club, January 8th at 6PM Pacific!
New year, new personal website? (Or update your existing site?) Join us for a virtual IndieWeb meetup, Homebrew Website Club, January 8th at 6PM Pacific!
New year, new personal website? (Or update your existing site?) Join us for a virtual IndieWeb meetup, Homebrew Website Club, January 8th at 6PM Pacific!
currently implementing webmentions into my site!
#indieweb
I suppose an #introduction is in order!
I'm erin, a front-end web developer (to steal from based out of Portland, OR. I'm not actually new to fedi, but I wanted a professional account separate from my personal one. So this will be the place where I talk about the web! Web standards, CSS, JavaScript, microformats, indieweb stuff, software engineering in general... the list goes on.
Most of my time has been spent in the React and Vue world on the front-end and the Ruby and PHP world on the back-end. I learned HTML in the late 1900s and have been making little web pages ever since.
Some hashtags to make this searchable:
#html #css #javascript #FrontEnd #WebDev #IndieWeb #React #VueJS #microformats #ruby #php #linux #vim #neovim