#dev 2020-10-14

2020-10-14 UTC
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sknebel why skipping "unimportant" words in automatic slugs is dangerous: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/10/we-fight-users :D
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@hmillerdev ↩️ But alas, maybe we could each have a personal set of sites that we listen and/or broadcast to almost like a mix of RSS and webmentions. I write about [[topic x]] and now people that choose to listen get a personal index/feed of topic x. (twitter.com/_/status/1316178462009446400)
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@kixiQu ↩️ There are a lot of things where I pine for blocks for the web. Embedding, linking, webmentions... (twitter.com/_/status/1316208927940304897)
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@mrohrmoser A #static, manual system for *receiving* #webmention s (and pingback) with nginx https://ift.tt/2SUGxTc via https://ift.tt/36WNJGR ¹ https://ift.tt/2ZbJXop (twitter.com/_/status/1316265358848913408)
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[chrisaldrich] Oops... I totally forgot that BADCamp started today: https://2020.badcamp.org/ anyone else watching remotely?
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[KevinMarks] https://twitter.com/lloydi/status/1315643755945435137?s=20
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@lloydi I made a thing. I call it the HTML De-Crapulator. It’s aim: to de-crapulate the nonsense markup we seem to get in modern-day front end dev. It’s not perfect, but if you ever have to analyse markup and can’t see the wood for the trees, this may help you: https://lloydi.com/a11y-tools/markup-de-crapulator/index.html (twitter.com/_/status/1315643755945435137)
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@kevinmarks ↩️ Some older posts on rel-tag: http://epeus.blogspot.com/2005/01/tagging-is-for-posts.html http://epeus.blogspot.com/2005/01/clarifying-tags.html Come over to http://chat.indieweb.org/dev to discuss further how this connects to webmentions and websub for social reading (twitter.com/_/status/1316297587104907265)
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@AlbinPCLarsson Wouldn't W3C's Webmention API + W3C's Web Annotations be rather epic. (twitter.com/_/status/1316307454494375937)
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@icymihn Automatically sending Webmentions from a static website https://bit.ly/3jYJfTL comm: https://bit.ly/374M1mT (twitter.com/_/status/1316337761264300038)
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GWG Is it better to release code or keep working at it till it is perfect?
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GWG I write my code for myself, but I am aware others use it
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GWG Curious about how people balance that
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[Rose] Release it when it’s workable.
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swentel I release it when I have a test for it
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swentel cleanup or improvements can alwasy be done later
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swentel *always
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GWG I need to test more
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GWG I just feel bad in the last two weeks I've released 11 point releases for the same code
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aaronpk tests++
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Loqi tests has 15 karma in this channel over the last year (17 in all channels)
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GWG aaronpk: tests frustrate me
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@FrontendDaily Automatically Sending Webmentions from a Static Website: https://jamesmead.org/blog/2020-10-13-sending-webmentions-from-a-static-website (twitter.com/_/status/1316451463204343808)
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sebsel lol I saw a blogpost by [frank] and then just debugged and worked on the problem stated, only then to discover there was already conversation about it in a different issue :)
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sebsel also, I wrote that code completely on my iPad on the Github website, which is kinda scary.
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