kevinmarks"The extra tags are part of what's known as Web components, which will likely become a Web standard (or it might turn out to be "ActiveX part 2," only the future knows for sure)."
tantek!tell kevinmarks, KartikPrabhu lol re: criticism of "isomorphic" code and "isn't actually much code that can or should be re-used in the two environments" - I'll just keep coding more of it then to disprove that statement with my open source existence proof. :)
Loqikevinmarks_: tantek left you a message 44 seconds ago: lol re: criticism of "isomorphic" code and "isn't actually much code that can or should be re-used in the two environments" - I'll just keep coding more of it then to disprove that statement with my open source existence proof. :) http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-11-03/line/1446620200091
tantekkevinmarks - your replacement suggestion would/could be more interesting if you provided suggested UX for summarizing its display perhaps similar to the summary displays that Slack provides
tanteke.g. Slack doesn't just show a series of "so-and-so said * in reply to ...", Slack shows a * character with a count on it. Perhaps single-character replies could be facepiled.
LoqiKartikPrabhu: tantek left you a message 1 hour, 42 minutes ago: lol re: criticism of "isomorphic" code and "isn't actually much code that can or should be re-used in the two environments" - I'll just keep coding more of it then to disprove that statement with my open source existence proof. :) http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-11-03/line/1446620200091
petermolnarGWG I have a story from yesterday: I ended up with 250k _wp_old_slug entries in postmeta table by re-adding shorturls on every single visit; and the site was still up, except for one post which kept crashing PHP :)
aaronpkbasically whenever there is a form on the internet that someone can put things in, it will be spammed. at least with requiring you submit a bookmark, it means the spammer has to host the bookmark on a URL
aaronpkthe latest change I did with indienews was to allow you to submit things that don't link to indienews, you just have to bookmark them yourself to submit them
snarfedthe python deferred lib lets you run code on a task queue with literaly a single line: deferred.defer(do_something_expensive, "arg", other_arg=True)
voxpellian interesting extension of the bookmark + submit to IndieNews is if multiple people bookmarks + submits to IndieNews – then you have Reddit-voting more or less
voxpellikylewm: if I want to convert an h-feed to atom then only the h-feed will have a hub, not the atom feed, and with fat pings you're supposed to consume the content of the ping
snarfedalso probably not a great fit for the granary webapp specifically, since it doesn't currently do anything in the background, polling or otherwise, and probably shouldn't since it's just a demo for the lib
voxpellikylewm: snarfed: what about exposing another property in Granary that, if specified, adds discovery data for the specified PuSH-hub – and leaves the actual notification to that hub up to the creator?
kylewmsnarfed: I think what voxpelli was talking about was having granary (originally we wanted unmung to do this too) subscribe to the original push hub, and when it receives update pings from the original, send pings of its own for theproxied content
voxpellikylewm: that was my original idea, but that sounds complex, much easier to just let the one who wants a hub to be pinged to take care of that itself
snarfedkylewm: voxpelli: right, ok. that's a significant addition to what's currently just a demo for a library, so i'm not sure it would belong in granary-demo or bridgy (alongside https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/420) or somewhere else
kylewmassuming your consumer is smart enough to look at the fat ping content and say "hey I asked for Atom, not HTML!" and go and fetch the proxied content itself...
voxpellisnarfed: kylewm: the way I suggested it in the ticket one could easily do the necessary pinging outside of granary – either from the original source or by chaining it onto existing PuSH-notifications
voxpelliif eg. aaronpk were to add the granary feed to indienews he could easily ping any push hub specified in that feed whenever the front page of indienews updates
Loqitantek meant to say: kevinmarks: repeating for your benefit: does anyone do full-bleed photo/video presentation for mobile on their home page or permalinks?
tantekI still find myself using Instagram as my #1 most frequent "reader" "app" and thus am trying to figure out what about its presentation is so compelling, and if I can replicate that on my homepage and permalinks
aaronpkyou would be surprised the number of redirects people expect to work. when people put in "example.com" in their twitter profile which redirects to "http://www.example.com" which redirects to "https://www.example.com/" on top of the t.co thing
tantek2. the card-styling they're using for displaying the images are good for indicating "this is a preview of content elsewhere", but very bad for your own content. too much grayscale framing noise
tantekinteresting. nytimes.com on mobile is strangely inconsistent. some of their featured images for articles are full bleed, and others have odd L/R margins
tanteksfchronicle.com typography for election 2015 box uses underlined headings (unlinked), with non-underlined article links below. you would think in this day and age that underline = link (not the opposite!) would be obvious
tantekkevinmarks: I'm looking at it as one (major) part of fixing my mobile presentation in general - everytime I look at it I notice more problems to fix :/
tantekI think I need to break down the parts of a post for mobile presentation (both permalink and instream like homepage) and fix them as a whole rather than piecemeal.
rickardgaaronpk: that's probably it, I only added the link yesterday. My site is www.grammaticus.se, it's very mych a work in progress so could also be misconfigurations on my part
tantekhaving looked at these newspaper sites I'm reminded again just how much most of them are basically a "Doomsday Times" (especially if you look at their physical printed front pages above the fold)
tantekI know there are just as many (if not more) awesome positive things happening at local and global levels. And I wonder if it is possible to produce a more positive balanced newspaper in that way.
tantekI feel like this is an indieweb opportunity because maybe we could construct such a "Optimist Daily" type "newspaper" by aggregating positive posts from indieweb sites.
tantekI realize that's fairly handwavy - but for the moment I'm figuring the concrete thing I can do is to try to report/blog more on positive things happening locally etc.
tantekone of the things this "Optimist Daily" would be is very fast - since it wouldn't load so much from crappy js - and instead assemble summary pages on the server
tantekand yes a newspaper layout for IndieNews would be an excellent way of splitting that piece of it into its own building block and trying it with live data accordingly.
tantekaaronpk: also, would you consider allowing like posts as a way to submit articles to IndieNews? (given that a like is perhaps an even stronger expression of sentiment than a bookmark?)
tantekwould you process all the h-entrys on a page that was submitted? e.g. could I submit my home page and have all my "recent" likes act as submissions/votes?