2013/UK/Notes

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Welcome to IndieWebCamp UK 2013!

Home: http://indiewebcamp.com/2013/UK Schedule Grid: http://indiewebcamp.com/2013/UK/Schedule Tagboard: http://tagboard.com/indiewebcamp

Create session specific Etherpads of the form /indiewebcamp-hashtag Where "hashtag" is the hashtag for each session. If one already exists, put it under a “Past sessions about this topic” header and write your stuff at the top.

Please use mediawiki syntax as much as possible (instead of the “rich text” editor) to ease wiki dumping later.

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= 2013-09-08 = IndieWebCampUK Day 2

10:45 sessions

 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-webactions
 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-webmention

= 2013-09-07 = IndieWebCampUK Day 1

(please archive onto the wiki)

Selfdogfood Demos
Selfdogfood Demos


 * Aral Balkan -
 * Tantek Çelik - http://tantek.com
 * Jeremy Keith - http://adactio.com
 * demonstrated his journal/CMS/article posting UI,
 * bookmarking javascript button in toolbar
 * Bookmarklet + URL API for adding links to linkblog
 * commentary about comments - what he wants to work on, receiving webmentions
 * Comments disabled by default, can be opened
 * can someone who was listening more carefully document comment visibility stuff? -bw
 * Interested in creating a system that allows people to reply through blog posts
 * Luis
 * posts on a single folder in dropbox
 * plain old markdown
 * Glenn Jones - http://glennjones.net
 * his blog used to be written in C#, then he used WordPress
 * he just put up a new blog on his site.
 * uses blog as a reference for himself
 * editing local files on his computer which syncs up to a server, which his site pulls from
 * flat files, not database
 * Caseorganic.com
 * used to allow editing of wiki based on if she follows you on twitter
 * demonstrated logging in via IndieAuth
 * posts photos via Skitch to Flickr, then has a cron job that PESOS them into her own site.
 * Sammachin.com
 * hates phone numbers - /callme
 * wants to get rid of phone numbers and use his domain to have people call him sammachin.com/callme/ -> uses WebRTC to ring his phone
 * using WebRTC to phone
 * his website checks foursquare for which location/country to call a physical phone
 * phone number is really like an IP address. we don't really own phone numbers
 * transcribes voice mail to email
 * Jason - sixtwothreee.org
 * sketchnotes.sixtwothreee.org - uses Jekyll and hosted on github pages
 * has created a simple new command line to generate a new post
 * demonstrates it
 * prompts him for information
 * What would like to post
 * What is the speaker's name
 * What is the speaker's site
 * commits and pushes it up to github
 * github regenerates the site
 * wants to take this system and make it work on his main site for normal blogging
 * Tom Atkins - knitatoms.net
 * wants to make tools that you don't have to be geeky to be able to use
 * Acrylamid - Python static site generaor
 * edits a post with markdown
 * runs a script to deploy it, rsyncs it up to his server
 * somehow his site didn't update it on the home page
 * Boris - smus.com
 * blogging engine called Lightning
 * Python static site generator
 * has a drafts folder
 * whenever he changes his markdown, his site updates
 * multiple types of content on his site
 * has links, and posts
 * wants to get away from posting to Twitter and post on his own site instead
 * working on a GUI to post a URL, extract a title from the URL, hello world text, preview in browser
 * Mime Çuvalo - nightlight.ws
 * home-grown CMS called Hello World
 * has a bult in RSS reader
 * drop in images and video links
 * posts comments back and forth via salmon with identica
 * uses bookmarklets for actions - reblog a URL - pinterest-like-bookmarklet
 * michalstefanow.com
 * cross-posting instagram to twitter, screenshot of G+ to facebook, etc
 * browser profiles
 * wants to build a dashboard to post from one place to all the different events he is promoting
 * posts in lots of places
 * Aaron Parecki - aaronparecki.com
 * started with a static site generator - p3k in php
 * YAML header, post text
 * slowly evolved a posting UI on top of that
 * example of what a note looks like when its rendered
 * posting UI just generatees static files for him
 * shows bookmarklet to reply to Barnaby's post
 * goes to his posting interface
 * autofills his URL, id, tweet id
 * adds content, tag, customize slug
 * previews Twitter copy
 * shows reply post, with reply-context of Barnaby's post
 * and shows that comment shows up on Barnaby's post
 * shows Twitter version of conversation, copies are threaded there.
 * starting with a static site generator, was able to add UI on top, one thing at a time.
 * slowly evolving based on what he was doing and what was working and not working
 * Barnaby Walters - waterpigs.co.uk
 * took a quick video of everyone in the room
 * posting by email to a "secret" address
 * puts content in body of email
 * clicks send
 * shows up on waterpigs.co.uk
 * under 3 minutes for posting a video to an indiewebsite.
 * can email a GPX file and will plot on a map
 * Amirchaudhry.com
 * interested in Internet of Things
 * Nynmote.org - software infrastructure for internet of things - a way to connect all the devices together
 * using DNS to connect devices
 * e.g. phone to backup.amirchaudhry.com
 * Kevin-marks.com
 * noterlive.com - uses for live tweeting
 * Fills in hashtag, twitter handle and name, and quote from a speaker
 * previews the post to twitter
 * also builds generated HTML with all the notes, can be used to paste into an HTML file and push to his site using git
 * Julien ouvre-boite.com
 * how do I follow tantek from his site? find his atom feed and paste into a feed reader, this is too complex
 * SubToMe - uses browser features (local storage) to avoid copy/pasting URLs to feed readers
 * Alf Eaton - alf.hubmed.org
 * prefers PESOS
 * on his own site he has everything he's posted to delicious
 * wants to collect all the photos he's posted to Flickr
 * would like to work on easier way to consumer an archive
 * Pelle Wessman voxpelli.com
 * been working more on how to follow people
 * working on a tool to index my social graph
 * relspider.herokuapp.com/api/lookup?url=http://voxpelli.com/&callback=http://requestb.in/
 * builds a Neo4j database of all the social graph connections
 * it is a replacement for Google's Social Graph API
 * Bjarni Einarsson bre.klaki.net - running over pagekite connection
 * personal site is running over a pagekite connection hosted on a computer inhis dad's basement
 * project: mailpile.is
 * project: pagekite.net
 * has a webserver running on this lapotp, exposed via HTTP through an ssh tunnel
 * Brennan Novak - brennannovak.com
 * part of the mailpile team
 * built social igniter a couple years ago to post to his site
 * inline posting interface with checkboxes to POSSE to other sites
 * "Indie Webify Me" - a guide to getting you on the IndieWeb indiewebify.me
 * validator UIs right in the list in the guide!

12:45 Sessions

 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-indiemark
 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-beyondwebapps
 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-commandcontrol

14:00 Sessions

 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-xd (experience design)
 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-readers

15:00 Sessions

 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-webmention
 * https://etherpad.mozilla.org/indiewebcamp-indieprivacy

… add more sessions here as and when we decide what they’re going to be