#Loqiaaronpk: cweiske left you a message 4 hours, 5 minutes ago: indieauth.com does not work when https://webgefrickel.de/ tries to log in: "504 Gateway Time-out"
#Loqiaaronpk: cweiske left you a message 1 hour, 23 minutes ago: - the webgefrickel issues has been resolved. it was broken ipv6 configuration on that server
#bnvkaaronpk: see that issue I referenced? Does that sound good to you?
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#bnvkwhat I'm thinking is somthing a little bit more user friendly / helpful in directing *totally* new users across the "generations" of types to the right page on the wiki or tool, etc...
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#sgregerbnvk: we had some discussions around that in the "onboarding" group today
#LoqiOnboarding refers to the first experience a user has when first installing, logging into, configuring, and using a new site or application https://indieweb.org/onboarding
#GWGI feel silly when I can't debug an array to a string conversion error.
#GWGOh well, I will pick that up when I get there.
#Jeffrey[m]tantek: yeah will do! great to meet you all also
#Loqi[indieweb] "“If it’s not curlable, it’s not on the web.” ? @jkphl
js:dr in print! Thanks to Joschi for the photograph of page 88 of @heydonworks’s new book “Inclusive Design Patterns”.
From: https://twitter.com/jkphl/status/792452368562618369
This book will last longer than all your fashionable JS frameworks no matter what your coding schools are teaching you. Except maybe jQuery. You can still use jQuery to build reliable web sites.
#IndieWeb #JavaScript #content #curlable #jsdr #book #hardcopy #printmedialives
When I showed this photo yesterday to @adactio, he noted that the quote from my js;dr post:
tantek.com/2015/069/t1/js-dr-javascript-required-dead
“If it’s not curlable, it’s not on the web.”
sounded like something @benward had said in one of his blog posts from long ago. So we both researched it last night and found this post of Ben’s from 2011-02-11 “Hash, Bang, Wallop” https://benward.uk/blog/tumblr-3231388630
In which he notes:
“(It turns out that it was me who wrote “if site content doesn’t load through curl it’s broken”, and I'll stand by that.)”
Where the phrase “who wrote” links to:
developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2010/10/how-many-users-have-javascript-disabled/#comment-17071
Unfortunately that link now 404s. I assumed it was due to Yahoo shutting down all of YDN and so found this archive.org version instead (as noted tantek.com/2016/311/t1/site-content-load-through-curl)
https://web.archive.org/web/20101016010319/http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2010/10/how-many-users-have-javascript-disabled/#comment-17071
While writing this post, and about to claim that YDN shut down (it did not), I double checked and remnants remained (top level blog URL etc).
There was no archive navigation (I’m not one to talk, I still need to build that on my site, maybe today at IndieWebCamp LA), so I paged through the "Previous" pages of the blog (eventually hacking the URL directly) and found:
“How many users have JavaScript disabled?” https://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/many-users-javascript-disabled-14121.html
Looks like YDN changed their CMS and broke all their permalinks.
This is pretty clear even from their own blog, e.g. the follow-up post to that post:
“Followup: How many users have JavaScript disabled?” https://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/followup-many-users-javascript-disabled-16191.html
Which itself still links to the old permalink of the post it is following-up to.
In addition to breaking all their permalinks, they also removed all their comments, including Ben Ward’s comment, so we still have to go back to the archive.org link:
https://web.archive.org/web/20101016010319/http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2010/10/how-many-users-have-javascript-disabled/#comment-17071
With Ben’s comment, which I’m going to quote in full because it provides a lot of the thinking behind js;dr before I wrote it up, and I figure providing yet another copy will help it stick around:
@BenWard on 2011-10-13:
“One additional pi" on 2016-11-06 http://tantek.com/2016/311/t3/js-dr-in-print
#LoqiA subdomain typically refers to a domain with one more "name(dot)" component than that which someone actually has registered which is often seen indieweb sites with a family name domain like joel(dot)franusic(dot)com, or often on silos like matt(dot)wordpress(dot)com https://indieweb.org/subdomain
#LoqiGoogle Maps is a Google's web application for viewing a map, getting directions, and keeps track of your location history (opt out) https://indieweb.org/Google_Maps
#gRegorLoveHey ChrisAldrich. I was wondering what your UI is like for the various emoji you add to posts. Are you using something like emojipedia and copying, or something built into the posting UI?
#ChrisAldrichI usually try to do things manually for a while before I get into building so that I can make sure I like where things are going/working before I commit them to code.
#ChrisAldrichI do have many common emoji that I use often memorized, but I also learned to use the major system/memory palace methods when I was young.
#Loqiaaronpk: gRegorLove left you a message 2 hours, 38 minutes ago: Would you mind adding a screenshot to the wiki of your private webmention UI? Can use my private comment if you want.
#aaronpki just have to remember which post that was
#gRegorLoveHuh, weird. Known should have pretty good coverage for wm. I only use the Link: header, not a <link rel> but I'm almost certain Known should handle that. I'll run some more tests.
#Loqi[Kevin Marks] 1) NetNewsWire, Google Reader
2) http://woodwind.xyz
3) inline replies are good; being able to collapse longer articles would also be nice. I like the tagging in woodwind
4) currently the POSSE chiclets on woodwind are too big for me. I should ...