2024/Brighton/Projects

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2024/Brighton/Projects was a session at the beginning of day 2 of IndieWebCamp Brighton 2024 where participants describing their plans and goals for doing, making, creating something on or using their personal website or for the community.

Projects

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This section was extracted from an old version of the -projects Etherpad, before Demos notes started getting added, and "Progress" notes were edited out because they're included in the 2024/Brighton/Demos page.

Jeremy Keith

Sharing bookmarklets to test website
Adding related links and adding blog posts with related links

Paul Robert Lloyd

Release update to Indiekit to fix image resizing bug and support 11ty
Look at content design of getting started page on IndieWeb wiki

letorey

trying to setup webmention with new site

Ana

Ana Rodrigues

Getting micropub endpoint set up with Indiekit
Adding privacy/accessibility pages on website

Jon Roobottom

Digital will and digital gardening
Wants to release refined/refocused articles on website

Paul Watson

Improvements to CSS on 404 (text adventure) page - https://www.lazaruscorporation.co.uk/this-page-does-not-exist

Alex

Alex Sirac Goals:

Get rid of as many blog post drafts as possible, preferably by publishing them.

introduction to LGBT+ topics for my right-wing mom (the doc exists, it's long, the idea is to make an online guide with it)
my problem wasn't twitter and the answer isn't mastodon − tldr dopamine is nice but social media is not great
the importance of having a style guide for your organization
i'm queer and i don't use instagram, leave me alone
an intro to the web search engine kagi
being on the WMFR board of trustees − goal is for people to know what to expect and encourage them to apply for next year's election
an opinionated history of satisfaction surveys − before i murder the next designer who asks me to rate something out of 5 stars
intro to creative commons licenses
freedom and decentralization: why web2 and web3 use them so differently
my mugs and their history, inspired by james' 100 new ideas for your blog
a web project is finished! omg! − on how projects never seem to end (based on Mobilizon, & possibly Ethereum)
Write a blog post about webmentions (after I inadvertently prompted lots of people to share interesting thoughts with my « webmentions make me sad » post)

David Shanske

Wants to set up a mailing list server to experiment with bringing back my mailing list, only self-hosted instead of a service...well, the mail server will still be a service, but want to try to play with the code to interface with it.

Tantek

Tantek Çelik:

wiki garden IWC Brighton session pages:
- convert markdown links to MediaWiki links
- convert indieweb.org (and some services) links to local wiki page links
- fix (some) typos
blog about last Sunday @-mention and @-@-mention autolinking improvements