jackylong term goal is to get fortress working as my tool so I can then consider making my phone or computer my method for signing in without having to add that code to my site :)
[Jacob_MichelsenI'm in the early planning stages of a parallel-tracks type of event with a heavy focus of collaborative planning, and ideally enable participants to submit suggestions for empty time slots, even during the event itself. It's all a bit nebulous right now but I thought perhaps some indie web events have experimented with something like this and perhaps found or created tooling? I found mention here on Slack of some neat schedule tech at
[Jacob_MichelsenXOXOFest though it seems to mostly have been a iCal feed integration (though I'm sure we'd find use of that tech, it seems a good tool for improving accessibility!)
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[Rasul_Kireev]I understand that this is slightly vague, but if there is anyone with Django experience, I'd love to discuss further. Thanks a ton in advance!
[Rasul_Kireev]Trying to integrate Webmentions into my personal website. I think I was able to setup incoming webmentions using django-wm extension. But my most wanted feature is to use Bridgy to display likes and replies as comments on my website, and for some reason it doesn't seem to work.
@rasulkireevDoes anyone in the @djangoproject community has experience with setting up webmentions?
I really want to integrate Twitter's likes and comments on my website using #bridgy but just can't get it to work.
Thanks a ton in advance!
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