Loqi[Emma Kuo] getEntry() strategies are a new feature. You can use this to create RSVPs, reply contexts and reposts of non #indieweb content that publishes oembed and opengraph data such as tweets and wordpress blog entries. A few examples where I've used this:
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shurcooLI used to think this was much more rare (see https://twitter.com/shurcooL/status/736053518042169345) and didn't know there's a name for it, etc. but now I know :) super exciting to learn more, see how else I can make my site better, maybe share it a little with people who have similar values, look at what others are doing, etc. :D
shurcooLcan/should I create a user page for myself? I didn't really find any notes about that, but I see others have them (and link to them on the RSVP pages)
shurcooLI kinda like this idea of web sign-in using your domain name (http://indiewebcamp.com/Why_web_sign-in), but I wonder how it deals with a situation if a domain name happens to have more than one user tied to it. Maybe secondary users. This might be a rare situation, and it might not be a good idea, but yeah, I'm just wondering.
shurcooLRight now my mental model for uniquely identifing users is a (Domain string, ID uint64) pair. Where ID = 0 represents no user (not authenticated).
shurcooLI understand, but look at my original question, it's about additional/secondary users (a hypothetical situation, possibly a bad idea) on a given domain.
shurcooLFor now, I'm seeing how web sign-ins can fit into my current mental model, but maybe I'll want to change/evolve my mental model... it's fun to think about this.
shurcooLtantek: you said "parallels CORS", that makes me think of ports. in theory, there could be different ports. example.com:443 might be different from example.com:1234.
shurcooLCould someone login from same domain but different ports? Hehe. These are just questions/ideas coming to my head... I have a lot of learning to do, so maybe there are obvious answers to them
shurcooLSo my site currently supports signing in via github only (for posting comments and adding reactions), and I want to consider single sign-in in the future. And maybe there'll be ways to let people post comments in a way that they still own those comments (rather than me owning them). But I'm gonna take time to think more about these things and learn more, I've only just found out IndieWeb is a thing today hehe.
gRegorLoveshurcooL: Aye, there's a lot to take in. The way a lot of us are doing comments is posting them on our own site, then sending webmentions to the original URL. They can then parse the microformats in our posts to show the comment on their site.
[shurcool]All right, time for sleep. Thanks for answering my questions and for existing, it made me happier today :smile: I've RSVPed to the SF event on 29th, looking forward to check that out. Cya!
tantek!tell adactio Can you confirm 2016-09-23…24 for IWC Brighton? If so, would you like a co-organizer to help with wiki page creation / editing for the event?
miklb!tell voxpelli any thoughts on how to add syndicate-to to your Editorial workflow? Got it working, just would like to add the Front Matter so my build process could POSSE with bridgy. Thanks!
Loqivoxpelli: miklb left you a message 2 minutes ago: any thoughts on how to add syndicate-to to your Editorial workflow? Got it working, just would like to add the Front Matter so my build process could POSSE with bridgy. Thanks! http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-06-18/line/1466278279991
miklbvoxpelli ah, didn't think about that. Will look at that now. I was able to modify the webmention plugin I use to parse the front matter and send a webmention from the Front Matter.
Loqimiklb meant to say: voxpelli ah, didn't think about that. Will look at that now. I was able to modify the webmention plugin I use to parse the front matter and send a webmention from the mp-syndicate-to link.
voxpellimiklb: one thing to remember though: The front matter is translated to Micropub parameters, so I don't think all params will survive all the way to the final front matter
voxpelliCompare to how a good native app asks you for permissions, like to send push notifications, when it needs them rather than at the initial startup
voxpelliGWG: maybe add a link containing a hash? Or fork my polyfill and create a custom js-fallback? (I guess I should make a real repo for those polyfills :P)
miklbvoxpelli did you see my suggestion here in IRC for the Jekyll micropub? Something similar to Dark Matter where you can launch your own instance from GitHub on Heroku right from gh repo? At least until build a hosted solution?
miklbI think I set it as a tell when I saw shaners talk about it during IWS. Seems there is a mechanism you can add a button to the gh repo to launch instance on heroko. Yes
tantek.comedited /Planning (+497) "NYC2 dates are confirmed, move to Past Planning Notes, 2016-09-24..25 Brighton is looking likely, look at all 2016-12 weekends for when IWC SF possible" (view diff)
[tantek]Everyone in the Bay Area and who would travel for IWC SF: please add your +1/0/-1 to /Planning#San_Francisco ASAP! kylewm benwerd kevinmarks snarfed et al
miklbRealistically, spring might be better for me. But would love to. Orlando would probably be better, would need to reach out to contacts I have there to score a venue