February 17-24, 2017

Recent Events

Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Homebrew Website Club Meetup
Join us for an evening of quiet writing, wiki editing, IndieWeb demos and discussions! Create or update your personal web site! Finish that blog post you’ve been writing, edit the wiki! Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs, share what you've gotten working! Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site! Any questions? Ask in the chatroom!

Upcoming Events

Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Homebrew Website Club Meetup
Join us for an evening of quiet writing, wiki editing, IndieWeb demos and discussions! Create or update your personal web site! Finish that blog post you’ve been writing, edit the wiki! Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs, share what you've gotten working! Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site! Any questions? Ask in the chatroom!
Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Homebrew Website Club Meetup
Join us for an evening of quiet writing, wiki editing, IndieWeb demos and discussions! Create or update your personal web site! Finish that blog post you’ve been writing, edit the wiki! Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs, share what you've gotten working! Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site! Any questions? Ask in the chatroom!

Posts about the IndieWeb

Homebrew Website Club 2017-02-22
by www.kevinmarks.com on
🎧 This Week in the IndieWeb February 10 – 17, 2017 (audio edition!)
by martymcgui.re on

New Community Members

User:Kupad.net

Created by Kupad.net on Friday

User:Strugee.net

Created by Strugee.net on Tuesday

New Wiki Pages

Do Not Track

Do Not Track (also known as DNT) is a technology and policy proposal that enables users to opt out of tracking by websites they do not visit, including analytics services, advertising networks, and social platforms.

Created by martymcguire[m] on Tuesday with 7 more edits by loqi.me, www.svenknebel.de, martymcgui.re and vanderven.se martijn

media fragment

media fragment is a way of linking to a part of a longer media file.

Created by KevinMarks on Saturday with 5 more edits by loqi.me, tantek.com and www.boffosocko.com

uberspace

uberspace is an advanced shared hosting provider from Germany with pay-as-much-as-you-want plans.

Created by sknebel on Wednesday with 2 more edits by www.svenknebel.de and sebastiangreger.net

events/2017-03-01-homebrew-website-club

Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Created by Aaronparecki.com on Tuesday and edited 2 more times

nexthwc

Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Created by tantek on Saturday and edited 1 more time

Lektor

Lektor a CMS generating static files, written in Python..

Created by sknebel on Tuesday and edited 1 more time

Sherlocked

Sherlocked is when an individual developer's project is knocked off by a much larger corporation, typically subsuming a large, but not complete portion of the functionality..

Created by [chrisaldrich] on Thursday and edited 1 more time

ICANN

ICANN is a global organization that is responsible for running the Domain Name Service root name servers and is also responsible for the assignment of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

Created by tantek on Saturday and edited 1 more time

Digg Reader

Digg Reader is an RSS reader service from Digg.

Created by Gregorlove.com on Monday

filter bubble

A filter bubble is a narrowed personal perspective caused by algorithmic filtering of the content in one's social feed and the feedback mechanisms which are part of those loops.

Created by Www.boffosocko.com on Sunday

laptop

laptop is a device used to access your online presence.

Created by tantek on Saturday

stalkscan.com

stalkscan.com is https://stalkscan.com/ a Facebook searching service which let's you find all 'public' - both by default and by all means - data for any user with much deeper granularity than Facebook itself, even reveling data your Facebook export excludes, such as your comments on others data..

Created by petermolnar on Tuesday

wide unicode

wide unicode is a term for Unicode high code points with ordinals greater than 16 bits, ie above the Basic Multilingual Plane.

Created by snarfed on Thursday

turn off commenting

turn off commenting is a UI option for the entirety of a blog or per post that disables and removes any commenting UI, and possibly even disables receiving comments via protocols like Webmention..

Created by tantek_ on Wednesday

Bellingham

Bellingham is a city in the US state of Washington and the site of IndieWebCamp Bellingham 2017.

Created by Gregorlove.com on Monday

pam

pam is (Linux) Pluggable Authentication Modules, an authentication subsystem for UNIX-like operating systems..

Created by petermolnar on Tuesday

Changed Wiki Pages