2023/Nuremberg/strava
Strava was a session at IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2023.
Notes archived from: strava
Participants
- Jan Sauer
- Sebastiaan Andeweg
- Tantek Γelik
- Paul Robert Lloyd
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- Jeremy Cherfas
- BjΓΆrn Stierand
Notes
- Strava is a possible silo
- You need not pull the data from Strava if you are not tracking your data with there app
- Strava is a nice 'hub' to get data to your site, as it has many integrations.
- from where does Strava get the data? is it collected directly by the app or by running gear and then syndicated (oauth) to Strava by garmin/...
PESOS from Strava has advantages. E.g β’ It can process your GPX data
- but you can't get the GPX get out of it
- Strava can track your shoes or gear
- Strava does not let you create shoes via the API, only view them
- Strava does not let you edit shoes via the mobile app, only on the desktop website
Goals?
- first goal: use Strava embed (don't own the content at first)
- then own the data and store it (to reprocess later)
- PESOS?
- Activity in the API https://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/#api-models-DetailedActivity
Can our own websites be the proxy-in-the-middle between a sports watch app and Strava?
sports watch -> sports watch app -> oauth into your personal site -> oauth into Strava
see what Aaron Parecki posts and marks up: https://aaronparecki.com/2023/10
- he seems to mark them up with some h-measure, but not much more
Brainstorming
IndieWeb Runners Club that aggregates run posts across IndieWeb sites and shows them in aggregate like Strava Groups