#IWDiscordRelay<Tuck#7925> I am ready to jump into IndieWeb, but was getting overwhelmed with the many options on the Getting Started Wiki. If I am willing to get a personal domain and pay a small monthly fee for hosting, which web hosting service is IndieWeb ready, and will allow myself and my kids plenty of learning opportunities on how to make a website, create pages, and start to link blogs and social media. The wiki said ask friends and colleagues wh
#[tw2113_Slack_]just owning your own domain puts you in the indieweb community
#barnabygreetings Tuck! if you’re mostly interested in learning to make web pages yourself, then pretty much any web host will do
#barnabyalthough those are only “indieweb ready” in the sense that they let you host stuff at a domain
#IWDiscordRelay<Tuck#7925> Thanks tw2113_Slack_ and barnaby. The getting started page said Wordpress makes some thing difficult. Is there a CMS that makes the Indieweb tools easier to install and use?
#barnabyin terms of installation, you’re unlikely to find anything easier than wordpress, although to get indieweb features running you’ll need to install some plugins and tweak templates, etc
#[tantek]1barnaby, it's been a while since I think you considered differences CMSs so I'd actually say Known makes it easier to get IndieWeb features up & running than WordPress
#[tantek]1I believe it is just as easy to install, and comes with much more out-of-the-box IndieWeb support, defaults, etc.
#IWDiscordRelay<Tuck#7925> What is the durability of Known? I used it when they allowed free personal accounts on their domain, but then they ended that. I don't want to be burned again.
#[tantek]1are you looking for a service to sign-up for or software to install and maintain? those are two very different approaches with different advantages and disadvantages
#IWDiscordRelay<Tuck#7925> I guess software to install and maintain. But I would rather the web hosting service do the maintaining since that might be past my level of understanding.
#slydudamade my own custom meeting api for caldav because no services provided the integration (that i could find), so that was fun! does anyone know of any cool projects with meetings/calendar implementations?
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#cambridgeport90I missed the convo yesterday, apparently, though not sure how that happened, but it looks like people are working more with microblog.pub... I'm now starting to consider it, though not sure how certain posts would render properly in it... for instance, I do a lot of check ins on applications like Swarm, and what not, so how would those translate? Looks like the use of something like that has opened a whole new discussion on post
#[tantek]1by "working more with microblog.pub" do you mean coding with it? Asking because you mentioned protocols
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#paulrobertlloyd@keithjgrant Let me know if you have any questions about Indiekit. In active development, and very open to feedback on how I can make it easier to use and understand.
#LoqiIndiekit (GitHub repo) is “the little Node.js server with all the pieces needed to own your content and share it with the wider independent web” https://indieweb.org/Indiekit
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