#[tantek]!tell [cleverdevil], voxpelli, jamievtanna, Jacky, aaronpk, [manton] some of your Micropub clients need screenshots — see https://indieweb.org/Micropub/Clients#Clients and look for the yellow background "🖼️ needs screenshots" and please update your clients's entries accordingly! Thanks!
#Loqijacky: [tantek] left you a message 1 minute ago: some of your Micropub clients need screenshots — see https://indieweb.org/Micropub/Clients#Clients and look for the yellow background "🖼️ needs screenshots" and please update your clients's entries accordingly! Thanks!
#[tantek]what would help you better understand what "follow your nose" means and why you should use it, especially when designing new protocols, instead of "well-known" hardcoded paths?
#[tantek]!tell aaronpk could you verify these summaries are accurate and edit accordingly? am I missing any? should IndieAuth have three rel values for discovery? should microsub also? https://indieweb.org/follow_your_nose#Examples
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#joxefI'm thinking of *finally* making my own site after lurking here for a while. I'm in a software engineering degree program right now, and we're learning Angular in this course. I've been kind of jazzed using it. I'm still on the very, very basics. I was wondering, would making an Angular site to serve as a portfolio and blog be overkill or would Angular be a solid choice for that purpose?
#[snarfed]joxef do whatever you want! if you want to learn/have fun with Angular, go for it. if you just want a portfolio, and don't want to write and maintain a bunch of code, probably something else. but up to you!
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#joxefThanks [snarfed]! I'll keep working with my textbook, and if I still have Angular fever in a week or two, I'll give it a shot 👀
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#[tantek]hey folks, State of HTML 2024 is out, please feel free to jump in and answer, and if you have any questions about any particular IndieWeb-related aspects of it (or just want to raise attention to them) feel free to ask here! https://survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey/state-of-html/2024
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