#stream 2024-07-02
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Loqi [@artlung] Front End Study Hall is an HTML + CSS focused group meeting to learn from each other about how to make code do what we want! Hope you can make it to this #IndieWeb #Frontend Event! https://events.indieweb.org/2024/07/front-end-study-hall-006-SSFMWaLFzMng (https://xoxo.zone/@artlung/112715234590512411)
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# Loqi [@mms] New #blog post from yday:... (https://emacs.ch/@mms/112715391519418834)
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# Loqi [@jcrabapple] The Evolution of Bilmuri
https://blog.shrediverse.net/posts/the-evolution-of-bilmuri
#music #indieweb #smallweb (https://dmv.community/@jcrabapple/112716841405949045)
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# Loqi [@stefan] Have you ever made a tribute page? Would love to see some examples!
#tribute #TributePage #website #indieweb (https://stefanbohacek.online/@stefan/112717183983915816)
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# Loqi [@weirdwriter] I joined Bluesky https://robertkingett.com/posts/6587/ #NoPayWall #IndieWeb #Blog #Blogs (https://tweesecake.social/@weirdwriter/112717780827860255)
# Loqi [@evert] I wrote something! Creating an open source download counter with Web Components:
https://evertpot.com/webcomponent-download-counter/
#npm #php #packagist #js #webcomponents #indieweb (https://indieweb.social/@evert/112717778570631838)
# Loqi [@hamatti] @amerpie @birming Not a daily one but consider joining us for this month's #IndieWeb Carnival if you're at loss of ideas and challenges.
We have a different theme each month and this month it's Tools.
https://indieweb.org/indieweb-carnival (https://mastodon.world/@hamatti/112717765181552337)
# Loqi [@bacardi55] [Blog Post] - Do people IRL know you have a blog?
https://bacardi55.io/2024/07/01/do-people-irl-know-you-have-a-blog/
#indieweb #blogging (https://social.bacardi55.io/@bacardi55/statuses/01J1T4QBMQAEN1483HKKWSQW1F)
# Loqi [@capjamesg] Have a question about front-end development?
Front-End Study Hall, open to all passionate about learning front-end web development, has started!
Join us via Zoom!
https://events.indieweb.org/2024/07/front-end-study-hall-006-SSFMWaLFzMng
#indieweb #web #websites (https://indieweb.social/@capjamesg/112717978866324043)
# Loqi [@dfstarshine] The awfulness and disappointment surrounding the Ladybird developers just emboldens my view that the real solution to the browser problem is to build a less bloated web. Building a browser shouldn't be an undertaking comparable to building an operating system.... (https://icosahedron.website/@dfstarshine/112718042147106700)
# Loqi [@RDK] I wrote about RSS, and it has been 5 years since I started to use it.
https://justtext.net/posts/a-half-decade-of-using-rss/
#blogging #IndieWeb #IndieWebCarnival #writing (https://pkm.social/@RDK/112718146169366655)
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# Loqi [manton.org] I’m a little puzzled about why the new proposed fediverse:creator tag is only for approved web sites. Just a slow rollout? Clearly it’s most useful for news organizations with multiple writers, where there’s not a one-to-one mapping between author and fediverse account. (https://www.manton.org/2024/07/02/im-a-little.html)
# Loqi [@voxpelli] @Flipboard @Mastodon Added a comment about it: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/30398#issuecomment-2204184781... (https://mastodon.social/@voxpelli/112718603677990069)
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[tantek] [manton]++ indeed it seems like something that should have been built on top of rel=author instead, and perhaps something we can still do if we take time to understand the full extent of the use-case that Mastodon is trying to solve (beyond the journalist subset of audience). I think we discussed it in #indieweb-dev a while ago, and perhaps we can iterate on that topic some more there
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# Loqi A quick note on cross-posting... (https://nicksimson.com/notes/posse-2024/)
# Loqi [@michael] Am I the only one who finds it weird that mastodon has decided to invent a whole new open graph tag for this purpose, rather than use the already moderately widely used rel="author" attribute? ... (https://mstdn.thms.uk/@michael/112719011268582764)
# Loqi [@caesar] This will be a nice feature if/when it's opened up to people other than big news publishers, but I'm disappointed that @Mastodon decided to roll their own opengraph meta tag instead of using the existing web standard `link rel="author"`.... (https://indieweb.social/@caesar/112719249332136433)