tantekhaving edited wikipedia and had my edits blown away by other worse edits, or pages deleted etc., I definitely have a minor itch for publishing /edit posts on my own site first, and then POSSEing them to wikipedia
aaronpki'd love it if someone published an edit to one of my posts, sent a webmention, then I got a little "accept" button in my interface where it would apply their edit
tantekand we wouldn't use terms like "pull request" as that implies a bunch of nerdery that most people have no idea/desire to know about. it's also plumbing (git) specific
npdotyrfc5064 notes that multiple Archived-At headers are explicitly allowed, and should be used for cases where a list is adding another place where the message is archived
npdotyif I were to convince aaronpk to give me an account on webmention.io, does that mean I could support webmentions just by pointing to webmention.io and then writing a little bit of JavaScript to query for webmentions about a post and then render them client-side?
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kylewmif you changed, it would be a bummer for everyone that is using twitter publish currently to have to re-auth with the new app key, but my impression is that's not too terribly many people yet
aaronpk!tell npdoty I know you already got a bunch of replies about this but yes that's correct. also you now have an account with the username "npdoty.name" :-)
tantekregarding edit posts (what mediawiki calls diffs), I did set aside a shortcode / single-letter content-type prefix for it in Whistle: d - for diff, edit, change http://tantek.com/w/Whistle#design
ShaneHudson!tell jgarber I saw you're plugin, it looks very good but there appears to be no recieving/storing? I would rather not use an external service for it
willnorrisoops, forgot to mention in the post that this is of course in no way bound to any publishing platform. should be obvious, but worth pointing out
barnabywaltersI really want to start using Go more, but am put off mainly by the amount of work I’ve done building a PHP environment for building indieweb stuff quickly, which would have to be rebuilt in Go :(
gRegor`Nice work, willnorris. I like "presented with the list of discovered links, and you select which ones to send webmentions to" I was planning to do similar with javascript as I type
willnorriskylewm_: sort of. Google has a process where you can ask the company to diclaim any copyright for personal projects. If you go through that, then you of course can’t use ANY Google resources or time to work on the project. I don’t have a personal laptop, so use my Google laptop for everything. Plus I do sneak a few minutes here and there to work on personal stuff. Since Google is fine releasing it as open source, I don’t worry too much
willnorrisI manage our ~45 GitHub organizations and help various teams wanting to release code there. My team is also building a system to better handle Contributor License Agreements signed by people that contribute to our open source projects…. better handling of private data in the CLAs, add integration with GitHub pull requests, etc. All of that is written in Go
willnorrisFuture projects will be stuff like tools to make sure our GitHub projects comply with our internal policies for open source (presence of a LICENSE file, proper license headers at the top of source files, etc)
kylewmbarnabywalters: gRegor`: on the pro-side, switching environments/frameworks is a good exercise in cutting out everything you don't absolutely need
willnorrisyeah, that has certainly been a barriar for me in switching off of wordpress, but it’s been really good about forcing me to focus on what’s really important
gRegor`kylewm: Yeah, I'm about 80% sure I'm moving to ProcessWire. The blog I set up for Amanda uses it, so it makes sense that I work on one framework instead of two.
willnorrisI think my next biggest pain point is going to be a good microformats parser for Go. I have very mixed feelings about writing that one, since it’s going to be a fair amount of work I think
barnabywalterswillnorris: yeah, I looked into making a Go microformats parser and was a little put off by the lack of a HTML parser in the standard library, but I understand there are good ones available
barnabywalterswillnorris: let me know if you do start work on a Go mf parser, I’d enjoy helping it kick off in the right direction (much like the python parser) and might be able to help
ben_thatmustbemehmm, really liking this idea of getting my site to work from cache. specifically the admin side to be able to cache my posts and then actually upload them once i connect agian
barnabywaltersand then just run taproot locally — usually for testing, but I suppose if I really wanted to write something and had no network that would work too
ben_thatmustbemeKevinMarks_ at that point i could just take a photo of nothing at all and add the text i want to it. Or write the text out by hand and take a photo of the paper.
barnabywalterskylewm: my index is a CSV file in git which gets updated by taproot when a post has been edited, so the index update happens automatically :)
ben_thatmustbemethe blue border around the SEND button is different per browser from what i'm seeing, several pixel space above on FF, space on top,right, and left on chrome
barnabywaltersat work we ended up rebuilding all of our SVG charts as HTML with SVG elements where required, and it’s way easier to deal with, and more flexible (literally)
barnabywalterstbh whenever I get tempted to make something like that, I decide that it’s not really true to the medium and build something simpler — but I respect that you may not have the choice :)
barnabywaltersyeah if you want SVG and HTML sharing coordinate spaces on a responsive design, you’re going to have to use some (probably a lot) javascript
ben_thatmustbemeKevinMarks_ the only way i can think of is to make another copy of the images joined, and then have a media query to use that as the only background image if the window is above a certain width
aaronpkkylewm: I have a function that knows how to update the index for a single post, which is what the server does when it adds new posts to git. I have a separate function that can find all new un-indexed posts and then add them to the index
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tantekand frankly it's where I've been pointing people, and telling them, if they see anything confusing or unclear there, to please let me or this channel know
@tThe Read Write Web is no longer sufficient. I want the Read Fork Write Merge Web. #osb11 lunch table. #diso #indieweb (ttk.me/t4CU1) (twitter.com/_/status/83993337127911425)
tantek(I said that in conversation at lunch with Ward Cunningham at #osbridge 2011, just before the first IndieWebCamp where he then proceeded to create the Smallest Federated Wiki)