aendruk, KartikPrabhu, sscarfe, kensp, [Katherine], leg, wolftune, seekr, nickodd, chimo, dmitry, [jeremycherfas], anotheryou, jbove, loicm, [jgmac1106], [KevinMarks], deathrow1, [LewisCowles] and petermolnar joined the channel; leg left the channel
[jgmac1106]To me I do get it, keeping your content in metadata in one file, in a format that is both machine readable and human readable....for me it's more like what's not to get
[g33kcentric]I just had a thought that seemed quite interesting and hopefully not too insensitive, keeping a C19 lockdown diary, but in the style of being in a zombie apocolypse. Create an article once a day with what you ate etc and then at a designated time, radios have been juiced up enough to contact others (send a webmention)
[jgmac1106]oh okay different dimitry, my apologies, yeah so without getting to devy all the IndieWeb building blocks connect and talk to each other using community maintained metadata that any webpage can carry
[jgmac1106]so in what k foster is talking abaout if she wanted to build an interactive COVID-19 zombie story we can. Every article they would write would get marked up as an h-entry, this has article name, author info, etc....then when my reader picks up their article...
[jgmac1106]and Zombie is a good metaphor for many of the metadata experiments of the past....a lot of zombie "data" hanging around in headers, in side files that no one can ever read or use....I like thinking long term...if an ancient alien race came across my site, either in storage or printed on text, having the info on one page makes it easier to read
dmitryoh wow. I thought it was messages on a different topics. I still only begin to understand, but sounds much more interesting and it starting make sense
[jgmac1106]really it all begins there, and then the journey is up to your goals, bunch of share values for a better web and find when you hang with folks who align their goals with a better world you learn and pick up stuff in a fun and fullfilling way
[jgmac1106]There are messages that are different in our face to face communications, the same should be true for our websites. People do RSVPs, and post events for example, but mainly it is just notes, articels, photos, same stuff you do on social media
[jgmac1106]that metadata...it allows all the tools to talk each other and leads to incremental improvements that try to get at the most humancentric design possible
[jgmac1106]but feel free to ask any how do I get started questions here, someone usually around....off to go get my kids to school (which means get off computer to save bandwidth)
KartikPrabhu, loicm, gRegorLove, Mikaela, sscarfe, electronicmaji, [jeremycherfas], seekr, [tantek], [Michael_Beckwi], dmitry, nickodd and [jgmac1106] joined the channel
dmitryjgmac1106, I am making own website again. It was the reason I've started to learn web development in high school. At the time I've succeed and did made good enough personal website on HTML & JS, on free hosting. A decade of different things later, I'm doing a website I've always wanted, mostly for fun and a little practical reasons
dmitryI've found this IRC channel a couple of weeks ago and before that I honestly thought that there is no one in the world anymore, who would find making personal site fun or necessary
dmitrylooks like a very interesting catalog. btw, catalogs is one of the thing I miss. Search engines are great, but catalogs is another good way to navigate the web and they all seems like gone
[schmarty]dmitry: kickscondor.com blogs about directories as concept, runs one of his own at <s://href.cool/|href.cool>, and makes monthly-ish blog posts summarizing interesting sites he came across that month: https://www.kickscondor.com/hrefhunt/
LoqiReddit is a link aggregator and bulletin board site where community members may submit links and text posts, vote on the submitted entries, and post comments on them https://indieweb.org/Reddit
[jgmac1106]but there are also tools that turn can convert the HTML page into RSS feeds, I do this to publish poetry, photo, video shows, bunch of fun stuff
[calumryan]We'll do a group photo (screen capture) for HWC London Online at 19:00 GMT. Join us back on Zoom a few minutes before then if you'd like to be in it
[tantek]I think it's good to set that expectation fairly early on, maybe 15min into a call? long enough for people to join, but short enough to capture folks that might have to drop off to do something else
[tantek]Swentel, I feel like that Indigenous update is worthy of a heads-up to folks here, especially since you can now use it without an IndieAuth or Micropub endpoint!
LoqiIndigenous is a set of native apps for iOS and Android currently in beta that supports posting your website using Micropub and a built-in reader that supports Microsub https://indieweb.org/Indigenous
swentelGWG, been thinking about creating an elektron app which can communicate with indigenous (send over individual posts for instance especially podcasts which I want to listen via my laptop atm)
swentelGWG, good question hehe .. my idea was that it could receive the token used in the app, that way I don't have to built another authenticate mechanism
[eddie]As swentel said, Iβve been pretty busy. (Change from individual contributor to manager, 2 kids under 2, foot surgery, etc). But Iβm finally coming out of my cave
[chrisaldrich]I will admit one of my favorite parts of my site are the private posts of baby photos and videos from years ago and the regular daily reminders of my old content.
Loqion this day is a feature on some silos and indieweb sites which show posts published on the current (typically Gregorian) day of the year in previous years; commons sites tend to show more general historical events that occurred on that same day https://indieweb.org/on_this_day