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
@erikkroes Are you using an IndieWeb theme? There are four to five themes with some key features out of the box that improve the way webmentions display.
Monday, July 8th at 930am EDT (830 am CDT)? IndieWeb and the Academy 1) as a professional educator looking to model good indieweb practices with an appealing website and 2) as an instructor who would like to facilitate some first steps for students in this directio
Help get @sadike25 to the Civil Servant Research Summit in Stockholm: https://www.gofundme.com/help-sadik-support-wikipedia-in-ghana so he can spread wikipedia and the #IndieWeb across Ghana #digped #edchat #edtechchat
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
Hey #edu4078sum19 here is a good example of the read posts being transformed into a new piece for a write post: https://ryleebblog407.wordpress.com/2019/07/04/write-posts-2-7-3/ notice how the author summarizes the reading but then has a unique CTA (Call to Action) and combined this with new information.
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
@colinmadland why I prefer webmention badges. All HTML and a W3C standard. The way the web was meant to be. I own my assessments and feedback from my own Domain.
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
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