[fluffy]Thereβs also no hard and fast definition of static vs dynamic site generator. For example you can have an SSG which is database driven (like Movable Type) and also an SSG can include dynamic PHP features in the generated content.
[fluffy]Back when I used Movable Type as my site generator I put a lot of PHP into the templates for things like private entries and using a phpBB forum to back the comments system.
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jamietanna[m]On the editing aspect for a static site, you can do it all from a mobile device. Lots of static site CMSes like Netlify CMS or Contentful. I publish all my non-Article content from my phone
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[jgmac1106]i have a website I have a CMS, I don't know what is dynamic what i sstattic, so much time lost trying to name and then put things in boxes with the right names
@jaffathecakeTech folks get furious when browsers think about simplifying the display of the URL bar. Please talk to non-tech folks. Ask them to try and explain which parts of a URL relate to domain ownership (as in, is it a URL from their bank). We have a real problem. (twitter.com/_/status/1191112432510492672)
jeremycherfasWelcome camelotbob I think one of the main differences -- you don't say from what -- is that the priority is on owning your own content, on your own domain. You can still interact with silos such as Twitter, but things are primarily on your own site.
emraeshine!tell aaronpk [Hi Aaron, My name is Emily with CrosswordSolver.com, a sponsor of IndieWeb. We were hoping to get our logo added to the footer of your homepage and possibly the events page as well. Is this possible? If so, would you need a white/gray logo from us similar to the other logos on these pages? Let me know and thank you very much for your help, Aaron! Smiles, Emily]
Loqiaaronpk: emraeshine left you a message 7 minutes ago: [Hi Aaron, My name is Emily with CrosswordSolver.com, a sponsor of IndieWeb. We were hoping to get our logo added to the footer of your homepage and possibly the events page as well. Is this possible? If so, would you need a white/gray logo from us similar to the other logos on these pages? Let me know and thank you very much for your help, Aaron! Smiles, Emily]
jeremycherfasNo prob camelotbob What's the address? I'm not a gamer myself, but I know there are people here who are, and they may be able to offer some thoughts too.
[jgmac1106]I am so disheartened. I think I lost my son Ben's entire blog and my shared host no longer has a backup copy...could be bits and pieces on wayback machine
[jgmac1106]yeah when I signed up for my GitHub action I didn't remove the "delete" and then the backup I requested backed up an empty folder.....grrrrr
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "github action" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "github action is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[jgmac1106]makes no sense I can't get a backup from 10/24....grrr...all my fault..trying that service if not it will be cutting and pasting from view source...back up local as well folks...all I ca say
[jgmac1106]side note this https://en.archivarix.com service is really handy if it works....based on the data I am seeing I might be able to get all of the content...:crossed_fingers::skin-tone-5:
jeremycherfasIt doesn't have to be, no. Any site that prizes interaction can make use of IndieWeb principles and building blocks. I know that [chrisaldrich] worked with a local newspaper site to help them become more IndieWeb
LoqiThe IndieWeb Community is largely based on principles (AKA tenets) such as own your data, scratch your own itches, build tools for yourself, selfdogfood, document your stuff, open source your stuff, UX design is more important than protocols, visible data for humans first and machines second, platform agnostic platforms, plurality over monoculture, longevity, and remember to have fun! https://indieweb.org/principles
LoqiIndieWeb for business is the use of an indieweb site or section thereof for business purposes, to post professional products or services, announcements, reminders, and generally interact with business clients, instead of social media silo posts and pages https://indieweb.org/IndieWeb_for_business
[chrisaldrich]There are some use case pages for using IndieWeb for things that aren't necessarily personal sites. The principles, tools, and technology can be applied to any web page.
KartikPrabhucamelotbob: in general, it might be more useful to identify what you want to do, a use-case. And then see if Indieweb principles/tools help you do it
[chrisaldrich]Kinja is a network of user pages maintained by G/O media primarily for commenting on sites like The A.V. Club, Deadspin, TheOnion, LifeHacker, Jezebel, Gizmodo, and Kotaku.
[chrisaldrich]KartikPrabhu, Kinja is definitively a silo (and many use it as a blog platform). I'm documenting primarily as an example for why not to silo...
[chrisaldrich]I just ran across the idea of a blogchain. Has the feel of a topic specific webring as well as the linear feel. Interesting concept though the linearity feels forced versus the idea of replies and conversation via webmention. details: https://blog.cjeller.site/blogging-futures
[chrisbergr][jgmac1106] Your loss of Ben's blog is so sad. I'm very sorry about that. Maybe you can make him a pleasure by spending him his own tld? Then you can still make something positive out of it.
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[tantek]I feel like I've been pestering aaronpk about him building this feature for his own travel pages for years π. And I'd only been mentioning it to adactio for a few months (he instantly got it before I could finish explaining the idea). Now I'm just super impressed / inspired and maybe a little jealous π
[tantek]This is a great example of what JS is useful for. Interesting dynamic stuff. Instead of static content served through byzantine layers of objects, methods, packs, chains, divs etc.