#indiewebcamp 2014-04-15

2014-04-15 UTC
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tantek
anybody here from NYC?
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acegiak
aaronpk: did we end up working out what the upset was between my markup and p3k?
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KartikPrabhu
while parsing received mentions should I be looking only for the first "h-entry" in the page?
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kbs
dunno if this two-bit idea makes sense
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kbs
but thought it gave the least worst results in general, when looking for the most important h-* block, to find the first one in bfs order
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kbs
alternately [to steal an idea from readability] can also weigh a h-* block by the number of child blocks with "interesting" properties
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: yeah first one by bfs sounds like the right thing
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kylewm
how about the first one by bfs that actually links to you?
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kylewm
(although I just grab the first one)
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kbs
kylewm's idea seems better suited for webmention [I ran into mine when generally analyzing pages for h-* blocks, maybe doesn't make sense everywhere]
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kylewm
actually this just says to use the first one https://indiewebcamp.com/reply#Display_received_comments
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kylewm
kbs: when you say bfs order, is that pre-order or in-order traversal?
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kbs
my notion of bfs has a fairly unambiguous traversal, perhaps I'm using the terminology wrong :)
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kbs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Breadth-first-tree.svg - the nodes are numbered in the sequence I visit them
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kylewm
yep you're right, that was a dumb question
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kbs
just naming conventions I guess - I often have to look it up for the pedants in my life :)
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: thanks I was looking for that link
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kbs
hm, out of curiosity - how are folks finding "the first"? :-)
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gRegor`
I use the first one returned by the mf2 parser
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gRegor`
Source order
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: yes. kylewm linked to that.
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: the html will automatically have a tree structure. so the first is basically first by bfs
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aaronpk
Oh he linked to the short version
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aaronpk
The comments presentation link has a lot more info
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KartikPrabhu
oh... will look at that too :) thanks
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kbs
KartikPrabhu: actually, that's where I ran into trouble - do the selectors tend to find 'the first' by dfs rather than bfs?
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kbs
eg: "source-order" would be dfs
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: oh sorry yeah 'source-order' would be dfs because mf2 parsers use dfs
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: thanks for that too. I can use it to guide my python version :)
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aaronpk
Great!
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KartikPrabhu
so can a mention be of more than one type? i.e. "repost-of" and "like-of" ?
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gRegor`
KartikPrabhu: yes
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KartikPrabhu
hmm ok will keep that in mind! :)
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gRegor`
That's what I was starting to work on last HWC
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gRegor`
What I've decided on so far, for the data structure, is a 'type' field that stores whether it's a mention or a reply
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gRegor`
Then I have boolean fields for 'is like', 'is repost', and 'is rsvp'
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gRegor`
It's still in progress though, so could change :)
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KartikPrabhu
gRegor`: I'm just doing parsing as of now. Storing will have to be looked at :)
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gRegor`
Ah, well it helped inform my parsing
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kbs
(please don't forget about /xss :-)
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gRegor`
I will only display plaintext
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gRegor`
I might add in auto-linking later
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gRegor`
But currently I only permit bold and italics pseudo-code in my blog comments, so I'm not limiting webmentions much by showing them plain text.
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tantek
gRegor`: what's your backend written in?
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gRegor`
PHP
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tantek
you can always use the CASSIS autolinker then
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gRegor`
I have it on Github if you'd like to poke around, though.
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tantek
github.com/tantek/cassis/
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gRegor`
Sweet, thanks
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gRegor`
I've actually adapted your NewBase60 code from cassis to some work projects. :)
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tantek
oh cool!
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tantek
yeah I think the function is called auto_link
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gRegor`
I use it as part of a checksum on password reset links, to ensure the code is valid and within X days.
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tantek
wow amaze!
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: your php-comments does not seem to account for p-repost-of?
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KartikPrabhu
i.e. "h-cite" inside a "repost-of"
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tantek.com
edited /events/2014-04-23-homebrew-website-club (+36) "/* RSVP */ in. and reserved @MozSF"
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@AndySylvester99
#indieweb Figuring out microformat support in the Selfoss feed reader: http://andysylvester.com/b/50
(twitter.com/_/status/455913642249048064)
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KartikPrabhu
bear: what would be a good way to introduce mf2py in ronkyuu? submodule?
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@chrismessina
@gregcohn @ChrisSaad @kevinmarks @jsmarr @t can't comment on the tech specs, but it seems timely and beyond current IndieWeb concepts.
(twitter.com/_/status/456075138803326976)
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aaronpk
KartikPrabhu: that is entirely possible. I may have left that out accidentally
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aaronpk
snarfed: just got the "bridgy's facebook auth expired" notification! that works well!
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snarfed
aaronpk: awesome! glad to hear it
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snarfed
annoying that fb expires them, but at least the renewal works
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aaronpk
that was fast
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@t
@chrismessina ideas concepts R&D is nice. Happy to incorporate as we #execute on the #IndieWeb. #yoursilotweetsarecute (ttk.me t4Va1)
(twitter.com/_/status/456100865137737730)
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snarfed
wow. kylewm, did you backfill possed tweets? or were you posseing back in 2009? e.g. http://kylewm.com/note/2009/09/05/4
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snarfed
or maybe those weren't tweeted after all? thought they were based on http://kylewm.com/share/2014/04/14/1
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snarfed
wow, twitter bought gnip. (a bigger commercial variant of my activitystreams project.) http://recode.net/2014/04/15/with-gnip-buy-twitter-starts-taking-its-data-business-seriously/
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tantek
probably an acquihire
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tantek
this: "it’s a nice way to pick up a team of sixty-plus talented engineers schooled in the ways of Twitter and big data"
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tantek
aaronpk - are you blocked on meta http-equiv to microformats2 parsing model?
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XgF
Snarfed: A quick thing, you shouldn't be using tag:twitter.com to identify things
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XgF
that's for twitter to use for their own purposes...
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snarfed
XgF: fair enough
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snarfed
it wasn't a great idea to start with, and i've never found a use for using tag IDs as opposed to just URLs
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tantek
URLs++
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Loqi
URLs has 1 karma
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snarfed
i'd love to rip them out, but they're pretty embedded now and it's not a high priority. ah well
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XgF
Yeah. I don't see much use for tag URIs. I do like urn:uuid for just randomly assigned "names" though
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snarfed
yeah, when you're mint your own ids, definitely
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snarfed
in this case, the silos already have ids that i wanted to reuse. the tag URI part was just to make them unique across silos
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snarfed
regardless, it's pretty vestigial at this point
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cnxtrm
idk if anybody can help, but I've completed the registration process for my domain. Since doing this I've decided to redirect 80->443(https). Doing this seems to have borken the indyweb login process
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barnabywalters
kylewm: I really like the way you’re displaying multiple shared notes, e.f. http://kylewm.com/share/2014/04/14/1
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barnabywalters
greetings cnxtrm!
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cnxtrm
Hello
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cnxtrm
belated...
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cnxtrm
;-)
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cnxtrm
sorry
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tantek
greetings cnxtrm! are you following the tips at https://indiewebcamp.com/https ?
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cnxtrm
Oh!
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cnxtrm
nope
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barnabywalters
if you want to log in with indieauth using https, you have to manually type the whole URL, including HTTPS
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barnabywalters
otherwise most implementations will assume HTTP
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barnabywalters
and HTTP -> HTTPS redirects are considered insecure
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cnxtrm
I see
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cnxtrm
so in terms of setting up a website redirecting this way is not good practice?
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tantek
no it is good practice
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tantek
but for authentication it's considered insecure
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cnxtrm
ic
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cnxtrm
goes off to read the references
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /IndieAuth (+267) "/* FAQ */ Added “why https isn’t working” stub FAQ"
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cnxtrm
btw thanks!
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barnabywalters
cnxtrm: not a problem! what’s your domain?
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /SoundCloud (+144) "/* IndieWeb uses */ added my usage of SoundCloud"
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /Taproot (+87) "/* Roadmap */ Updated roadmap"
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waterpigs.co.uk
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tantek.com
edited /IndieAuth (+180) "expand https FAQ and put it at the top to help nudge / encourage more https use"
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cnxtrm
connextrum.com
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barnabywalters
tantek: I was considering putting it at the top for that reason, decided against it as problems with Twitter have been much more common
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barnabywalters
but actually the https FAQ covers Twitter indirectly
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tantek
agreed that problems with Twitter are more common. however I think it's useful even to Twitter users to quickly read/learn the bit about https
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barnabywalters
just looking over /repost — given kylewm + others’ implementations, u-repost-of can be moved out of a “counterproposal” section and the whole page reformatted for consistency with other example pages
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tantek
agreed
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tantek
did we already do that with /like and u-like-of?
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barnabywalters
tantek: yes
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tantek
go for it
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aaronpk
tantek: what do you mean blocked on http-equiv?
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tantek
you were asking for microformats2 parsers to automatically parse http-equiv for you so you didn't need to in your webmention handling
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tantek
"blocked" - is it impeding/slowing your progress on one of your top personal itches
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aaronpk
oh right yes, that would be awesome to add that to the microformats parsers
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aaronpk
I haven't encountered anything on my immediate list that i'm nblocked on because of that tho
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tantek
yes I get that "would be awesome" ;)
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aaronpk
i'm still working on adding DB indexes
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /like (-5) "/* IndieWeb Experiments */ no longer “experiments”"
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tantek
(aaronpk - in case you want to save that URL somewhere with your itches/tasks that depend on it, so you can reping me on it when you get there ;) )
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /repost (+382) "Tidied, promoted u-repost-of to official w/ markup example, added kylewm in-wild example, my own example of displaying reposts"
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /repost (+254) "/* IndieWeb Examples */ Added microformats.org example"
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barnabywalters
this is a long shot, but: has anyone ever come across a UI which makes posting content with fallback content easy?
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barnabywalters
examples: img -> alt, SVG in object -> img -> alt, audio/video -> fallback content
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KartikPrabhu
barnabywalters: fallback content as in?
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KartikPrabhu
nope! that would be very cool
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barnabywalters
I’ve recently been posting a bunch of SVGs, and other images which I’ve put a bunch of effort into creating fallback content for
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barnabywalters
it seems that HTML is the only UI which makes it easy
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barnabywalters
also, the text-oriented editing makes it really obvious if a post needs fallback
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KartikPrabhu
I write that directly in HTML too. SVGs with jog fall bavcks
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barnabywalters
because you’re seeing it roughly how a visually impaired reader would
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: nice! do you have an example?
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KartikPrabhu
of the code/final example?
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: final example
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barnabywalters
(presumably the code can be seen fairly easily from the final example)
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KartikPrabhu
though beware it uses some JS to load the correct image so HTML might look very messy
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: oh awesome, I hadn’t realised those were SVGs! nice work
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KartikPrabhu
thanks :) I am really trying to use SVGs for illusatations
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barnabywalters
in both cases I provide both PNG fallback and prose description
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barnabywalters
another case where this is relevant, and documented, is comics
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: what are you using to author SVGs?
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barnabywalters
another example of images with descriptive prose fallback: http://localhost:9000/notes/4UsH5N/
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KartikPrabhu
Inkscape, and then I use a SVG optimizer plugin to make them 'simpler'
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Loqi
hehe
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barnabywalters
(third time lucky)
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: nice, how effective is the simplifier?
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KartikPrabhu
I use scour ( http://www.codedread.com/scour/ ) which has a bunch of options. works pretty well
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KartikPrabhu
as a last resort sometimes I edit them by hand in a text editor
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KartikPrabhu
scour is good as it also has good commandline for batch processing andworks as a plugin straight into Inkscape
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kbs
quite tangential to the subject of posting fallback-ed content
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kbs
but one of the few times javascript comes in handy for communicating interesting ideas through illustrations is Bret Victor's Tangle - something either of you have played with already?
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KartikPrabhu
hmm nope.
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tantek.com
edited /deleted (+169) "/* Brainstorming */ subhead HTML meta http-equiv for status and link to respective microformats2 parsing brainstorming item"
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: looks neat!
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KartikPrabhu
I wonder how well it works if there is no JS
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kbs
(just falls back to static images
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kbs
but I guess his thinking was more about communicating ideas in interesting ways, rather than what you were discussing :)
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: I was looking for such a thing to play around with. Maybe I can use it correctly with fallbacks
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kbs
exeunts left, pursued by layers of fallbacks
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KartikPrabhu
another one which looks more fancy is https://github.com/unconed/MathBox.js
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kylewm
snarfed: reading back from the logs ... I backfilled a bunch of tweets from Twitter. actually kind of funny, I had deleted ~2,000 of them and stored them in a weird Java-specific database in a fit of privacy anxiety. had a chance to restore them when I got my domain :)
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snarfed
kylewm: nice!
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snarfed
no links to the actual tweets yet…?
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snarfed
oh i see, not if they were deleted
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tantek
a bit of historical silo-quitting
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tantek
once again hovering just below ~100 people in the channel!
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KartikPrabhu
has there never been 100?
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kylewm
!tell barnabywalters thanks for the kind words! I've been trying not to mimick p3k and idno too badly, but ... failing :)
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: we've been bubbling above 100 for about a couple of weeks now
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KartikPrabhu
oh hmm good! I never notice that number
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tantek
kylewm - no apologies, keep re-using what works :)
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kylewm
snarfed: agree that we should move the github conversation back here/wiki. does it make sense to add a "Proposals" section to the indiewebcamp.com/original-post-discovery ?
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kylewm
thanks tantek :)
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tantek
kylewm - re: original-post-discovery - are there specific steps in the algorithm that you think could be improved? or a completely different algorithm or?
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tantek
(trying to avoid re-hashing a thread from elsewhere, hoping you can distill it into a quick summary of conclusions)
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kylewm
we were discussing ways bridgy could do it without an explicit permalink (but with a link to the parent domain)
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kylewm
options were basically, add a new query endpoint, find better ways of "hiding" permalinks in each silo (a la See Original on facebook), a new webmention parameter, or have a bridgy-specific mechanism where sites notify bridgy of their relationships before hand
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kylewm
or bridgy could search the parent site for rel=syndication links, I believe
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tantek
I think that last one is particularly interesting
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tantek
especially if bridgy simply signed-up to get PuSH notifications from the indieweb site
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tantek
and then tracked the rel-syndication links from each original post
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Loqi
barnabywalters: kylewm left you a message 6 minutes ago: thanks for the kind words! I've been trying not to mimick p3k and idno too badly, but ... failing :)
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kylewm
ah cool, I actually hadn't given that one a lot of thought
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tantek
Bridgy as PuSH consumer is the lightest weight (least HTTP), and most standards-using approach of those I think
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tantek
and that helps encourage indieweb sites to support PuSH + h-feed as well
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kylewm
does anyone do PuSH + h-feed yet? I know there was discussion of it recently
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tantek
I think barnabywalters does (as part of his indie reader)
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kylewm
oh, consumes it? that's even better
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tantek
I think he blogged a bunch about it recently too
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tantek
yes I believe barnabywalters is both publishing and consuming h-feed + PuSH
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kylewm
does it make sense to capture this discussion in original-post-discovery?
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tantek
or even in a new page: posse-post-discovery
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tantek
because really that's what it is doing
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tantek
though maybe crosslink from an original-post-discovery Brainstorming subsection as well
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kylewm
ah cool, i will do that
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kylewm.com
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kylewm.com
edited /original-post-discovery (-1) "/* Brainstorming */"
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barnabywalters
kylewm: ha ha, if it works then use it :)
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barnabywalters
RE publishing+consuming PuSH 0.4 — yes I am publishing it and have a skeleton consumer working, it’s not yet doing anything with the data other than just storing it though, yet
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barnabywalters
my current UI challenge is: integrate feed reading tightly into taproot, or make it a separate tool?
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tantek
barnabywalters: perhaps add your indieweb examples of doing so here? http://indiewebcamp.com/PubSubHubbub#IndieWeb_Examples
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barnabywalters
tantek: there’s not really anything to link to yet
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tantek
well, you could add an entry as a few of the rest of us have, and indicate since when you've supported it
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tantek
checks to see when he started supporting PuSH
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barnabywalters
oh actually yeah for supporting that works
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barnabywalters
publishing, rather
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barnabywalters
tantek: kylewm: you both mention PuSH support — are you sending pings for ATOM feed files or for the canonical HTML?
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kylewm
ATOM files for me
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tantek
samesies, since 2010. looking for actual start date...
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waterpigs.co.uk
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kylewm.com
edited /permashortcitation (+11) "/* Criticism */"
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barnabywalters
tantek: ha ha, I am struggling to imagine you saying “samesies”
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waterpigs.co.uk
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tantek
in digging for my PuSH support - found first use of permashortlink: http://tantek.com/2010/028/t1/syndicated-with-a-permashortlink and "permashortlink cite"
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barnabywalters
off to make a hydrophone — goodnight all
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Loqi
ciao
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aaronpk
I played a hydrophone once
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KevinMarks
just got tricked by linkedin again.
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KevinMarks
I thought it was showing me invites, ti was showing suggestions
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KevinMarks
so I was inviting people rather than responding
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KevinMarks
there were more people i knew in the suggestions than the invites...
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tantek.com
edited /PubSubHubbub (+622) "add subheads for each site, update examples to be more descriptive like other indieweb examples lists, since date info"
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tantek.com
edited /PubSubHubbub (+0) "/* Tantek */ since"
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kylewm
is there a wiki tag for experimental/proposal-type things?
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kylewm.com
created /posse-post-discovery (+4576) "Try to capture notes and possibilities for implementation"
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snarfed
thanks for doing all this kylewm!
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kylewm.com
edited /posse-post-discovery (+5) "/* Motivation */ manually->automatically (typo)"
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kylewm
snarfed: sure! glad to have found something to sink my teeth into that will affect more than just my site :)
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snarfed
my biggest fear so far: i want this myself too, and that means i'd have to implement it in wordpress
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snarfed
not exactly my forte :P
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kylewm
that's a good argument for the rel-syndication approach yeah?
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snarfed
eh yeah, but then i'd have to do that too
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snarfed
i'd really prefer a solution where i don't have to do any extra work
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snarfed
can you make that happen? :P
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snarfed
(kidding)
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kylewm
haha, I'm planning on trying to implement it whichever way we go
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kylewm
but yeah, even with that, it would mean more code/complexity/maintenance on the bridgy side
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snarfed
eh that's fine. i'm just avoiding the wordpress parts
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snarfed
esp since i posse manually, so rel-syndication links aren't as easy
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snarfed
all on me though
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kylewm
oh yeah that makes sense
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kylewm
I'm thinking instead of PuSH consuming, Bridgy would use the appearance of silo content as the trigger to do the search
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kylewm
since POSSE might happen sometime after the post is published
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snarfed
yeah, that makes sense
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kylewm
that's not quite as daunting to me
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snarfed
esp since it already polls for new silo content
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snarfed
definitely
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snarfed
if we also say the query is a new endpoint, the change you already wrote in your branch basically implements it
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kylewm
oh? are we still talking about searching the h-feed for syndication links?
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snarfed
no, i was thinking about the original commit(s) you posted a long time ago
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snarfed
iirc they discovered the endpoint, then queried it directly
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snarfed
almost all inside original_post_discovery()
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snarfed
oh, that commit actually returns the query url instead of fetching it. still works though.
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kylewm
i'm not sure why .. but the query url actually resolves to the final permalink somewhere down the road
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kylewm
so it showed up in bridgy's UI as the proper permalink
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snarfed
i aggressively follow redirects and cache the results
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snarfed
in many places
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kylewm
except for 404 cases, where it showed up as the query url
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kylewm
I think tantek convinced me to try to stick with the existing standards though, unless we get to a point where we absolutely can't
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snarfed
that's only for sites that advertise a query endpoint, right?
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snarfed
yeah fair point. an alternative would be for webmention handlers to support silo post targets and lookup internally
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kylewm
like target=twitter-post&source=twitter-reply ?
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kylewm
oh except it would be source=bridgy-proxy-of-twitter-reply
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snarfed
drawback is no one actually supports that yet
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snarfed
but no one supports the query endpoint either, so nm
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kylewm
dang, I feel like I went from 0 good options to 3 good options
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kylewm
abusing webmention that way is a little less explicit than the secondary lookup, but it'd definitely be less work all around
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kylewm
I kind of like it...
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kylewm
it's not totally unlike receiving a mention to a shortlink
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kylewm.com
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kylewm.com
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snarfed
it'd be nice to have some discovery component, so that bridgy doesn't constantly send doomed WMs to sites that don't support this
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snarfed
but i dunno
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kylewm.com
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kylewm
yeah you're right, that would be a little spammy
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snarfed
maybe it'd be fine, since we'd have to special case this a bit anyway
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snarfed
hmm. i'm not sure the wms would go to the root domain. wouldn't source be the bridgy url and target be the silo url?
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kylewm
snarfed: ah yeah, but you'd discover the wm endpoint from the root domain, rather than from the permalink
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kylewm
I can clarify that in the wiki
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snarfed
ah i see, sure. discovery from root domain, webmention to silo url
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snarfed
btw, now that we have that wiki page, i'm going to close the bridgy issue. holler if you disagree
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kylewm.com
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kylewm.com
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@fdevillamil
Had some great talks about #indieweb lately. Biggest issues: too geeky for "normal" people (to be defined) and no iOS / Android apps.
(twitter.com/_/status/456191771979313154)
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snarfed
hey, yeah, why aren't there more indieweb mobile apps?! :P
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kbs
By my definition of 'indieweb' anyway :) think I have a few [though not public] mobile apps
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kbs
sees some tension between html-as-display and html-as-data as far as robustness of parsing and ease of display goes, between a mobile app and a browser
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snarfed
yeah, i'm actually open to it too. i think the philosophy is indie first, web second
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kbs
that's an interesting way of lookng at it
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kbs
I was myself framing it as indieweb first, html second :)
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kbs
ie, http still seems quite useful
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kbs
though it really isn't Ht-tp anymore I guess
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kbs
just data-tp or something
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j12t
Shout out: Mediagoblin is in the last 3 days of their crowdfunding campaign, and they are a bit short. Anybody want to keep their videos and photos at home? Support them: http://mediagoblin.org/pages/campaign.html
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aaronpk
snarfed: there are indieweb mobile apps :)
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aaronpk
https://github.com/aaronpk/PushupCounter-iOS posts to my site via micropub, and uses indieauth for sign-in :)
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snarfed
it's more a misnomer than anything else
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aaronpk
I'm gonna have to make a basic ios twitter clone app aren't i
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aaronpk
tiny feed reader and micropub client for creating note posts
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aaronpk
well I'd use it
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snarfed
for non twitter feeds. got it
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aaronpk
there's probably an open source app.net client I can fork
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kbs
nice, heh
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@Johannes_Ernst
Mediagoblin needs more support. 3 more days only. http://mediagoblin.org/pages/campaign.html #pcloud #indieweb
(twitter.com/_/status/456218852125204480)
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tantek
j12t, do the developers of Mediagoblin selfdogfood it on their own domain?
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tantek
aaronpk, snarfed, I don't understand - isn't your website its own mobile client?