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#tantekacegiak - I believe barnabywalters is working on fixing the "links" on indiewebify.me to actually be form buttons that work via HTML form submissions regardless of JS working or not.
#aaronpkis there a major benefit to having a single editor maintaining editorial control?
#bnvkhrm, I'm getting that same unexpected '[' error again
#tantekso yes, a spec editor is important, but a good spec editor can deal with having a spec on an open wiki which allows/encourages minor fixes by anyone
#tantek_aaronpk - I'm serious about adding ability to add <form> <input> <button> markup to the wiki
#aaronpkyes but the code behind that has to live somewhere besides the wiki
#tantek_I see no reason not to allow no-JS "apps" as part of a wiki
#barnabywaltersRE crossover — if content authoring/maintenance becomes a serious problem we’ll fix it
#barnabywalterscurrently there is a lot more code than content in that repo
#barnabywaltersalthough I hope to improve the balance by packaging up each endpoint into it’s own repo, if it’s useful
#barnabywaltersoh btw, my last update to indiewebify.me added access control origin headers to all the endpoints with ?url parameters
#tantek_barnabywalters - if you make sure that all forms on indiewebify.me work *without* JS - then I can make IndieMark into an Indiewebifyme "light" version
#tantek_barnabywalters - what details need clarification? I mean, feel free to make incremental tweaks to the microformats relmeauth wiki page if that's easier - and I'll review the diffs
#barnabywalterstantek_: not having implemented it I don’t know what to fix — I don’t know where the problems are
#barnabywaltersit’s all the URL normalisation and redirect details
#tantek_so I guess we need to start there - capturing the URL normalization and redirect details
#aaronpkI wonder if there's a way to write a test framework that can talk to any implementation of the algorithm
#barnabywaltersaaronpk: small webserver people run on their own machine to test against?
#aaronpkwell for starters, you and I need to be able to test our implementations, it makes sense that we test against the same test suite
#aaronpkotherwise we have two test suites to build/verify/maintain
#aaronpkso if there is a way we can write some test framework that lets us test both our ruby and php implementations at the same time, that'd be ideal
#barnabywaltersyeah, with a shared tiny server to test against, we’d still need two test *suites*
#barnabywaltersI wonder if we could repurpose the microformats test suite format
#barnabywaltersI’ve wanted to make that more generic for a while anyway
#tantekbarnabywalters - ping gjones about it - he was the driving force behind it
#aaronpkthat's why i'm trying to think of a way to write one suite that can be used for both
#barnabywalterstantek: writing copy for indiewebify.me has led me to do some similar tidying and linking on the IWC wiki
#aaronpkbarnabywalters: maybe there is a way to create the "test suite" as a list of urls, html content, and expected results, so that it can be scripted in ruby and php based on the same data source
#barnabywaltersaaronpk: okay, doesn’t sound like there’s anything there we couldn’t do with mf in an HTML page
#aaronpkhave you heard of any test suite markup formats? I've only seen them in code
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#jernstI've been defining a "universal" backup format for web applications for the Indie Box Project. If you can install any application in one command, why not backup or restore any application in a single command? Would love comments.