#LoqiGrav is a flat-file CMS built on PHP, with Twig templating, and YAML + Markdown for storing articles (YAML for metadata, Markdown for the content) https://indieweb.org/grav
#TheGilliesI'm killing servers left and right today
#[jeremycherfas]@KartikPrabhu Yes I do, at jeremycherfas.net, but that is not at all #indieweb. The site on which I have been exploring indieweb uses #known
#KartikPrabhu[jeremycherfas]: well you do use it, so you should coument your use of Grav in the wikik
#[jeremycherfas]@KartikPrabhu: I don't know what you mean. I have nothing to say about Grav as it relates to indieweb. Because as far as I know, it does not relate to indieweb. And #iamnotadeveloper so I am out of my depth trying to make Grav more indieweb. I'd be happy to test things for people.
#KartikPrabhu[jeremycherfas]: If you are using it on your own site it is indieweb. At the least you could add your self as a user
#LoqiGrav is a flat-file CMS built on PHP, with Twig templating, and YAML + Markdown for storing articles (YAML for metadata, Markdown for the content) https://indieweb.org/grav
#[jeremycherfas]@kartikprabhu [This](https://getgrav.org/forum#!/?indieweb) is the only thing in the Grav forums that relates to Indieweb. It seems there may now be a webmention plugin, as of 9 weeks ago. I'll see what else comes up.
#KartikPrabhu[jeremycherfas]: indieweb does not imply all the "new feature stuff". If you are using Grav on your own site it definitely counts as indieweb
#[jeremycherfas]@kartikPrabhu Cool. I have to run now, but I've made a note to come back to this later today.
#KartikPrabhualso, documenting experiences with various CMS-stuff is valuable prior-art for things
#LoqiGrav is a flat-file CMS built on PHP, with Twig templating, and YAML + Markdown for storing articles (YAML for metadata, Markdown for the content) https://indieweb.org/grav
#ZegnatTheGillies: it works, so it is better than mine ;)
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#[sebsel]I like that it also webmentions in just 45 lines
#michel_vTheGillies: but then you can't post more than one content with the same first 10 words
#michel_votherwise the new content overwrites the previous content
#michel_vso perhaps append some computed bit to the end of the filename, or the date perhaps
#[sebsel]I’m working on a Micropub plugin for Kirby, and I need more code for that, but this makes me wonder… I should probably go back to the basics a bit.
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#[jeremycherfas]Why -- or rather how -- is almost everyone in here a bot rather than a person? If you're all doing it, there must be benefits. Where can I go to read about them?
#LoqiGrav is a flat-file CMS built on PHP, with Twig templating, and YAML + Markdown for storing articles (YAML for metadata, Markdown for the content) https://indieweb.org/grav
#TheGilliesis using riot.im so i'm not on irc or slack
#petermolnarthe way grav is dealing with them - both the dynamic size support and that it's GD based instead of imagick - is a no-go for me: when it invalidates the cache, it invalidates the images as well
#petermolnar[jeremycherfas] my other reason not to go with grav is that it's not giving me enough over wordpress. I'll either go truly static and start pushing my stuff to ipfs as well, or stay on wp.
#[jeremycherfas]@petermolnar I don't have a lot of images on my site, so I'm not that bothered. I found the way different themes used images much more perplexing.
#petermolnarI have a vast amount of large photos on my site, so that is indeed a cornerstone for me
#[jeremycherfas]@Petermolnar I moved from WP to Octopress first, but that has suffered a bit of neglect lately, which was why I switched to Grav.
#petermolnarI'd also prefer to use pandoc to convert from markdown, get exif/iptc/xml from photos to content, and adding all those to grav is nearly as complicated to write my own
#[jeremycherfas]@petermolnar Right. What's your site? I'd like to take a look.
#TheGillies"I'm forever telling other people that content is much more important than presentation. Time to take my own advice." Nice
#petermolnarby the way, before going static I'd want to figure out a print-friendly css, but it's a pain in the * to debug that, and is harder that I thought it will be
#ZegnatI think Vlad did some work with print-friendly css for his travel page, so people could easily print their itinerary. There should be notes about that somewhere.
#LoqiOk so I’m making this post to advocate what I’m calling The League of Extraordinary Websites. Essentially what this is, is a pact, where each member of the league tries to be interoperable with every other website in the league. We then post our ...
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#[jeremycherfas]@perlkonig I've been poking around your site, after trying to get my head around webmentions for Grav. We share an interest in baking and podcasts, but when I looked at your review, I got this error: Table Importer: Could not resolve file name 'bp-2016.csv'.
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#miklbpetermolnar I just looked over that going static page from Brighton. Would have loved to have been part of that convo. I'm using a hybrid approach now with Jekyll for webmentions.
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#benwerd_This is really interesting, from Telegram: http://telegra.ph/ It's a very tiny editor. I wonder if this would be an interesting route for tools like Quill.
#Loqibenwerd_: tantek left you a message 3 days, 5 hours ago: are you available to participate or better yet help co-organize an IndieWebCamp SF Dec 17-18? https://indieweb.org/Planning#Planning and can you suggest others that would like to help out too!
#benwerd_with the caveat that it's not behind TLS for some reason
#tantekhas lots interest in the plethora of ephemeral js;dr experiments - but if someone wants to take / post screenshots, that could help document research for future tools
#benwerd_I love the write-first experience. Doesn't care about logging you in until you're ready to publish
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#benwerd_I like the idea of letting people just write something, and then figuring out where to put it - whether on their own site with micropub, or save as a text file, or on a hosted environment, or whatever
#aaronpkah yeah, create-first save-later is a good paradigm
#tantekor just keep it in local storage, offline, until you click a share/publish button
#aaronpki think actually the fancy quill editor worked that way, not sure when it switchde
#aaronpkquill saves the post to local storage too :)
#LoqiA person tag (AKA people tag) is a person mention that is also a tag on a post that refers to a specific person by URL rather than just a word or phrase, and is done as an explicit tag by the user, beyond just mentioning a person via hyperlink / h-card / or @-name https://indieweb.org/person-tag