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July 5, 2019

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Greg McVerry

Private Posts and User Session at #IndieWeb Summit

Private publishing and sharing clearley emerged as a theme at the #IndieWeb Summit. I attended a remote session on AutoAuth in Amål and we had two concurrent sessions on private groups and private webmentions. I attended the session proposed by Jonathan LeClour as he is also a Known user. Known already has great privacy options. I can publish publicly, to me

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Lurking as Learning at #IndieWeb Summit

IndiewebCamp is an uncofencernce and you sometimes vote with your feet. I began attending the Static Websites with IndieWeb Dynamism but found it was trending to the numerous Jekyll and netlify sites out there so I took a stroll I found myself enraptured by Marty 's explanations of the protocols and libraries used in the IndieWeb community. Marty's way of de

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My Collection of #IndieWeb Summit Posts

My Demo Reflection on learning CSS subgrid. Online in a Day A wrap up of the saturday session on how do we get people online in a day. Lurking as Learning Catching up on the latest and greatest on Protocols Private Posts : We are getting close to some really important cool features IndieWeb Grants Record of my efforts to secure funding in 2019 for #IndieWeb

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Online in a Day at #IndieWeb Summit

On Saturday I had the pleasure of leading a session with Jared from Name.Com on getting online in a day with a new website. I find such joy when I see somone hit refresh and open up their first website in a browser. Their eyes glean with such accomplishments. Fingers start flying across keyboards. People find power writing themselves on to the world. We bega

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Learning to Make Pretty Cards at #IndieWeb Summit

I enjoy designing web pages with a card metaphor. I can grasp the idea of stacking, expanding, rearranging, and styling a card. Want to make it bigger? Change the grid rows. Color? Just add a dash of CSS. Symmetry? I had difficulties. No more. Enter CSS Subgrid. My #IndieWeb Demo As the lights got shut down and the wires packed up I finally pushed an update

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