aaronpkI think i've been moving most of that logic into the IndieAuth\Client library. but quill still does it manually so that it can give you more debugging info along the way
aaronpkgRegorLove: yeah sounds like a token endpoint that is not updated. Tho also in practice it is not impossible for the token to be issued with different scopes than what you requested for a variety of reasons.
aaronpkProbably not. I'd say at most it should warn the user that the scope granted was different than requested, but the user may have a site that uses different scopes, or may have granted it only read scope intentionally and won't be surprised when a post fails
jgmac1106[gRegorLove] thanks for pointing [cjwillcocks] to the mf2 FAQs about CSS, mf2, and styling. Get the question a lot. Maybe worth a more expanded artilce that covers best practices when using CSS and mf2
[eddie]swentel: for the iOS version, you can set a “default account” in the main app settings. When sharing, underneath the options for responses (like, reply, etc), there is a button with the current active account name and if you click on it you can change which account you post to. This change is a temporary change for that share action. Next time the Share Sheet comes up it returns to the default account
aaronpkUnintended side effect of running a DNS based ad blocker at my house. Google AMP results almost entirely load just a white page. I think the AMP ad JS is being blocked and then the google AMP rendered freaks out and gives up instead of a normal browser which would stilll show you something
jgmac1106it is part bc we are using the way Google scrapes citations from the web and these are often done using human typed citations on different vitas, publication pages, etc, lot of garbage
jgmac1106Still happy to keep working on the project for your portfolio but it seems the approach we took would require as much manipulation to get APA correctly from Google Scholar that typing it may be easier. Is an idea [jeremycherfas]
jgmac1106you woudl think [zegnat] that some combination of “how to correctly write apa citation in html” would show me somebody who already did this, but it didn’t will make the plain html for each ciation type
ZegnatIt might be better to build something that gives people a form then, to generate HTML. As an extra it could have a textarea to input BibTeX into if they have it.
Loqi[phpforfree] citationbuilder: Citation Builder is a web-based tool designed to quickly and easily generate citations for sources consulted during the research process. While powerful tools such as RefWorks, Zotero, and Endnote exist to generate citations, understanding how to use these tools can require an investment of time. Citation Builder is an attempt to provide a low-barrier method for users to generate citations for commonly consulted source media in either APA (American Psychological Association) or MLA (Modern Language Association) formats.
jgmac1106I do, and hoping for a demo at IndieWeb Summit for progress, and then want to use it as a test case when I teach a class in July where people will remix the template. I was going to just try and have them use my Glitch account and remix in plain html but watching you crank out greg-cites and the little bit of javscript I know makes a builder seem quite doable, not by summit, want correct html templates ready for that that is
jgmac1106and hiring managers are silly, I think watching somebody interact and develop an existing open source projects, or copyrighted code not hidden in private repos, should be just as important as personal portfolios of self developed projects
ZegnatYeah. I just need to crank out my actual public code output for that to work, jgmac1106. “Countless hours of discussion on issues and specifications” doesn’t get me hired anywhere ;)
@bphoganSoftware dev is 20% code and 80% people. Yet this industry pushes coding. We create code “bootcamps” , create “everyone should code” startups, crap on “soft skills” or anything that isn’t typing code, divide on “tech” and “non-tech”. Code is 20%. And I’m being generous. (twitter.com/_/status/1004192832796667907)
jgmac1106[tantek] did have a question on the bare requirements sction of the h-entry page ” name (can be implied) “ and best practice beyond bare requirements “name - for explicitly named/titled entries. Otherwise the entry is assumed to be a "title-less" note (like a tweet). “ Some may find it confusing
snarfed!tell cleverdevil hey, looks like you're subscribed to your instagram feed via granary with cache=false in the URL. mind removing that? aperture fetches it every 60s or so, and it's a nontrivial chunk of granary's current load. TIA!
Loqi[cleverdevil]: snarfed left you a message 35 minutes ago: hey, looks like you're subscribed to your instagram feed via granary with cache=false in the URL. mind removing that? aperture fetches it every 60s or so, and it's a nontrivial chunk of granary's current load. TIA!
Loqi[cleverdevil]: snarfed left you a message 31 minutes ago: (to clarify, just remove cache=false. definitely feel free to keep the subscription itself!)
gRegorLovejgmac1106, Not sure I follow -- is there a live version of that page I can see? Generally there shouldn't be restrictions on layout with microformat usage, unless you're styling based on the mf class names, which is recommended against
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