Maybe they tried to bury RSS, not knowing it was an indieweb seed :)
[1] https://blog.whatwg.org/feed-autodiscovery
[2] https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-whatwg-archive/2009Oct/0206.html
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#coding, #rss, #indieweb
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After a year, how has my Pixel 6a with GrapheneOS changed?
stevenbrady.com/after-one-year…
#GrapheneOS #Android #Google #Pixel #Pixel6a #IndieWeb #Blog
I was just reading Taliesyn Walker’s post[1] about RSS and TIL that you can add a <link> element to your website that points to your RSS feed!
It looks like this:
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="<your rss link here>" />
This allows RSS readers (and search engines) to more easily find your feed. Neat!
[1] https://www.johnwalker.nl/posts/escape-the-walled-garden-with-rss
Permalink: https://www.ragman.net/notes/7
#coding, #rss, #indieweb
New design is online @ http://frans.today/ 🥂
Took 3 months of iterating on ideas, designing and writing my own static web generator.
There are still some things I wanna fix and mobile responsiveness is totally poop.
But I was too stoked, and wanted to get it online!
Idly mocking up a POSSE microblog that I will probably never implement because of the rabbit hole it would send me down that I may never emerge from! #IndieWeb #ActivityPub #ATProto
OMG blown away right now … with my digital friend Claude, I was able to implement a pretty snazzy caching strategy using Deno KV (their edge key/value store) and properly set http caching headers including ETags 🎉
Find the code here: https://github.com/nilsborg/nilsb.org
I really like personal homepages and have quite a list of them bookmarked. I'll post one every week unless I fall behind this schedule. 😉 So here's Cool Personal Homepages #CPH Vol. 35: "frans.today" https://frans.today/
PS: @jalict is on Mastodon!
#SmallWeb #indieweb #smolweb #PersonalSites #homepage #blog
Backing my own words with action: https://xenodium.com is now hosted at https://lmno.lol.
I'm all in evolving this service.
Start a blog in 2025.
Custom domains for https://lmno.lol blogs are coming.
😡 No #tracking #ads #paywall or #bloat
🥰 #privacy first, read anywhere (even #terminal), #markdown, bring your own #editor
Uhhh got a deployed version of the site on Deno Deploy: https://nilsb-org-r97z19fs1sc7.deno.dev — pretty cool!
Now I just have to figure out how to handle content updates/caching.. #deno #fresh #indieweb
We left Meta. Your group can too!
https://neverwasskateboarding.micro.blog/2025/01/16/oh-bye-mark.html
I wrote about Pokémon stories from my youth, you can read about them here:
Tears in my eyes from this satirical animation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRsMnTeCnG8
#internet #indieweb #SocialMedia #society #satire #fediverse #mastodon
Hoy sí hoy es domingo de tradición y arrocera condición como debe ser como puede ser como es.
Making space for a handmade web #indieweb #personalweb #internet https://www.luisquintanilla.me/feed/making-space-handmade-web?utm_medium=feed
Embedded Owncast live stream into my website #owncast #indieweb #livestream https://www.luisquintanilla.me/feed/created-owncast-livestream-page?utm_medium=feed
It's now a GREAT time to re-watch this brilliant video, by the one and only @heydon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRsMnTeCnG8
#indieWeb #socialmedia #capitalism #bollocks
One particular reason I'm thinking of doing this is that I've talked to friends who are interested in owning their web presences, but who don't know anything about programming. If such a person is open to learning a bit of code, I think it would be nice to have a pre-made resource to point them toward.
Is anyone interested in a guide on making your own website in as few steps as possible? I think it would be cool to write such as thing and publish it on my website.
#IndieWeb #WebDev #Programming #HTML #CSS
Is anyone interested in a guide on making your own website in as few steps as possible? I think it would be cool to write such as thing and publish it on my website.
The problem I'm hoping to address is that if someone wants to make a website without depending on e.g., Wix/Squarespace/WordPress, there are great coding textbooks, but they often have more than you need to get started and feel a bit intimidating.
I could make it as a series of posts that link to each other, with a post for each component of the process so people can pick and choose. The branching options could look like, e.g.
1. Want to avoid the command line? Here's how to write just the HTML/CSS you need and drag/drop it into e.g., Netlify
2. OK with the terminal? Here's how to push to GitHub and integrate that with e.g., Netlify
3. Want to automate the repetitive parts? Here's how to add in Eleventy with the least amount of extra info
I'm still fleshing out this idea, but I'm curious what people think