@steveivyBack to a nerd topic: implemented some of the #webmention server in my blog software this evening, and rearchitected the storage layer with an interface to make testing easier. #golang
(monkinetic txt-7000606) (twitter.com/_/status/1273120524353392643)
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Loqi[Yohanes Bandung Bond.] I implemented WebMention for this site! Will make a post about this soon. This is a destressing side project because I’ve been stuck for a difficult task at work. Now continue working!
@sonicrocketmanFor starters, start a blog and enable Webmentions. Blogging can be a social experience: likes, comments, replies, reposts. We can do it all and without the platforms. (twitter.com/_/status/1273163262557917187)
[LewisCowles]Spent the morning switching from Python Geocoder to python googlemaps... So odd that Google keeps revising it's access credentials and that userland keeps falling apart
[LewisCowles]I wonder if the answer is to use vendor upstreams direct (didn't work for twilio who revise their client despite the HTTP API being stable)
[LewisCowles]I could add OpenStreetMap. TBH I shoud throw the code away as I don't use it, but I like to flex on old projects, so that when it comes time to upgrade ones I need that are more complex, it's less stress as I've picked up little bits here and there along the way
@Buntworthy↩️ Some of the indie web concepts around webmentions seem promising for having your own content but still interacting with things on platforms like twitter. But it's not exactly straightforward. (twitter.com/_/status/1273211503554985985)
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LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "color palate" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "color palate is ____", a sentence describing the term)
Loqicolor palette is the set of colors used by a web page for the background(s), text color(s), border color(s), and link/visited color(s) typically chosen to be both aesthetically pleasing, and accessible, often in an overall light or dark theme https://indieweb.org/color_palette
Loqicolor palette is the set of colors used by a web page for the background(s), text color(s), border color(s), and link/visited color(s) typically chosen to be both aesthetically pleasing, and accessible, often in an overall light or dark theme https://indieweb.org/colors
[snarfed]agreed. for that and other reasons, sivy_ you probably want to store wms in their own top-level table, with the original (sanitized) HTML, not in your existing posts table
sivy_(i’m still at “just confirmed that the source links to the target” stage, I’m still figuring out what to capture from the WM, and how to figure out if it’s a like, bookmark, note, etc)
aaronpkit's enormous, and requires a huge machine to load it up, a huge amount of time, and then you have to be prepared to keep loading the incremental updates after the first time
[LewisCowles]😂 no this is literally fixing up something I found. I shouldn't spend the time on it, but it was surprising to me that with < 100 requests all day I was hitting limits. Especially when that is split between two providers that say nothing about localhost. I can only imagine a lot of other people are using heroku and aws for geocoding locations to get lat & lng
[tantek]yes I think we had consensus that the original HTML of comments etc should be stored (instead of only the parsed JSON etc.) because parsing rules change over time and you might get more content in the future.