2020/East/Demos
Demos was a session at IndieWebCamp East 2020 where attendees showed off what they created for their personal websites at camp.
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Notes archived from etherpad: https://etherpad.indieweb.org/2020-East-Projects on 2020-11-17 at 1:14 PM Pacific
IndieWebCamp East 2020
Session: Demos
When: 2020-11-14 4:30 PM Eastern
Participants
- David Shanske
- Chris Aldrich
- Sue Hanen
- Tracy Durnell
- Antonio Rodrigues
- Peter Molnar
- Alejandro Arias
- Dmitri Shuralyov
- Jack Jamieson
- Ton Zijlstra
- Raphael
- Maxwell Joslyn
- Hamish Campbell
- SimonW
- Carla Paloma
- jaenis.ch
- Jeremy Felt
Notes
Ian Forrester
- (via chat as he's in the UK)
- Last night I moved my gratitude diary from wordpress.com and moved it to my Raspberry PI with Yunohost. - https://gratitude.cubicgarden.info/blog/
- Like to have a play with kinds to make each diary entry a little different depending on my gratitude.
- Also like this to transfer into the RSS feed, so I can do something different here - https://cubicgarden.com/gratitude-diary/ (pulls from the RSS feed)
- Also tried to install WriteFreely instead of WP but didn't seem to install. Like to make writing the gratitude s a bit quicker, so looking at the email to WP thing
- I always write my gratitude diary late at night and when I was around my partners flat, didn't want to get the chromebook out to post for a short while. WP is quicker but feels heavy for something so small and quick
- I enabled micropub on wp; I enabled indieauth
- https://gratitude.cubicgarden.info/blog/2020/11/15/307/ - via webauth & micropub
Chris Aldrich
- Helped a few people wikify themselves
- Answered some questions about WordPress
- Continued work on the Davis Theme (hope to release some code soon...)
David Shanske
- Helped niece with homework when she called
- Updated weather software to output a json file
- Taught website to read that format
- Added fallback capability for the primary weather provider to fallback to a secondary
Jeremy Felt
- Finished a blog post https://jeremyfelt.com/2020/11/15/notes-on-indie-web-camp-east-online-2020-day-1/
- Published an in-progress home page
- Created a microformat-blocks project for WordPress https://github.com/jeremyfelt/microformat-blocks
- Started implementing h-entry / e-content through Gutenberg blocks
Jack Jamieson
- Finished formatting my IndieWeb-focused dissertation as a webpage: http://dissertation.jackjamieson.net
- Wrote a quick blog post about it - https://jackjamieson.net/dissertation-available/
Sarah Hibner
- hibs Updated 'Intro to Variable Fonts' to include learning resources: http://outer-outer.space/intro-to-variable-fonts
- Added variable fonts page to wiki: https://indieweb.org/variable_fonts
- Added 'Intro to Variable Fonts' portfolio item to http://sarah-hibner.com/
Simon Willison
- datasette-indieauth plugin
- Datasette https://datasette.io/ can be extended with authentication plugins. I decided to write one for IndieAuth.
- Plugin homepage: https://github.com/simonw/datasette-indieauth
- Demo here: https://datasette-indieauth-demo.vercel.app/-/indieauth
- It can also be configured to ONLY allow access to the Datasette instance for a specific allow-list of user IDs. This demo only allows access to simonwillison.net https://datasette-indieauth-demo-j7hipcg4aq-uc.a.run.app/
- Here's the command I ran to deploy that demo:
datasette publish cloudrun ../datasette/fixtures.db \ --service datasette-indieauth-demo \ --install datasette-indieauth \ --plugin-secret datasette-indieauth restrict_access https://simonwillison.net/
- So now I can publish a database file to the internet and restrict access to a specific allow-list of IndieAuth user IDs using a single terminal command.