IndieWebCamp London
My website is at https://rosemaryorchard.com and whenever I have something to post, I don't think about whether it should be on twitter or instagram, I post it to my site first
When I want to post, I can use any client - I like to use Quill https://quill.p3k.io/ so when I post ti goes to my site first, then can be shared to micro.blog or twitter too
I can try and read instagram posts, but unfortunately facebook is very unfriendly to anyone outside the facebook world
I remember when myspace went away and took our history with it - by putting all my likes and notes on my own site, I can stop this from happening again
I can build my own profile on the internet rather than relying on some tech giant in america that may not have my interests at heart - I know that I have my own interests at heart
I run on wordpress, but there are lots of options - if you want something to start quickly I would recommend micro.blog - if you want help getting started come to chat.indieweb.org and we'll help you
another option to start using indieweb is with github pages - it's completely free and you can use jekyll to edit it
I'm at https://www.lewiscowles.co.uk/ - I hack around with my site by hand - I have an all text blog and try things out by hand. I use fragmention to scroll to content, but you have to opt in
I did start in jekyll, but it is entirely typed in by hand in vscode and uploaded
My site is at http://cheuk.dev - I just upgraded again and took my articles out of medium and onto my own website. I don't have webmention yet, so I want to link that up this weekend
My site is https://danq.me/ - I've been keeping a personal site for a long time, and it's on wordpress now. I try and put everything I produce on the web in one place
I've been translating my older geocaching code into checkins, and I want to store that more easily on find.danq.me
my site is at https://www.jvt.me and is built on Hugo and hosted on netlify. I've moved my RSVPs to my site and makes a calendar link for me. I also publish them out to meetup
I own all interactions with twitter - and I've been enhancing those to show more context
my site is https://calumryan.com and I have been using it for about 5 years now - I have notes, reposts, bookmarks and photos
it's currently on 2 different systems - a mixture of a custom CMS in PHP and jekyll for the posts, and I am going to try to make that simpler
my personal site is https://barryfrost.com/. - I built it about 5 years ago initially when I went to my first indiewebcamp at MIT
I like to put all my content in one place, but I like having reactions wit hpeople on twitter and instagram in one place too
I don't post enough, I find it more fun to write software. My site is on github and is written in ruby and uses a lot of indieweb tech
my content is on github as flat json files, that gets turned into a database on heroku - I built my own client app at micropublish.net. which you can use with your site too
I have a blog at https://ohhelloana.blog since 2014, which was wordpress then converted to jekyll - I have bookmarks
I have micropub and webmentions, but I didn't like the way they look, so this weekend I am converting to eleventy as I understand js better than ruby
demonstrating noterlive and my site at indiwebcamp
my site is https://david.shanske.com - it has a lot of kinds of posts and articles on it, as well as locations and weather, and the posts have the timezones I wrote them in
I do a lot of the wordpress functionality in the community and I'm always happy to talk about that
my site is https://doubleloop.net/ built on wordpress using the tools @dshanske has built
I post to my site using a mobile app called indigenous, which uses micropub, and I read with a microsub client at alltogethernow.io
because the feeds are held in aperture I can read them all in this reader
I'm also using a personal wiki for a more considered set of work at commonplace.doubleloop.net - making it more of a commonplace book - the more i use the wiki the less I use the blog
I have made a micropub client in emacs as I don't like the wordpress content editor - I can write in emacs and push stuff to my site that way
I've also made a custom wordpress theme built on underscores and it was quite easy as the microformats came from the Post Kinds plugin
my site is at https://carolgilabert.me/ - I've been going to homebrew website club in nottingham; I have RSVPs and a blog, and I'm working on a new about page with a timeline -its' it's built in gatsby on netlify
my site is at https://seblog.nl/ I post photos, like and syndicate to twitter too
I don't make new features anymore - I debate whether I should rebuild it.
You can log into my site with indieauth and can see some hidden posts including checkins from swarm
I do like the idea of having a static site, but doing this on a static site would be harder
The sessions etherpad is at https://etherpad.indieweb.org/IWC_London - so use that to propose things to talk about this afternoon
my site is https://jgregorymcverry.com - I write PHP myself, but I use Known for all of my work
I have my own poetry page at https://jgregorymcverry.com.mypoetry with poems I write and read, and I have a podcast feed of them there too
I've been converting my site from jekyll to eleventy - I have the posts but not styling yet. I originally converted from wordpress to jekyll, and now there is leftovers from both conversions
I added webmentions to my site - you can see them at the bottom of https://cheuk.dev/2020/03/15/indie-webmention/
I added @aaronpk's script to show balloons on my birthday - which meant adding my birthday to my microformats
I am adding a public endpoint for the top hits on my site for a given day, after the analytics conversation
I did manage to get bits of post kinds to fit in with gutenburg - I have a citation block that has microfomats in
I was inspired by the Own your RSVPs session - I used Jamies code to convert meetup events into h-feeds
I put these into my social reader in aperture
I then can post RSVPs to my own site, and then can use brid.gy to send it to the external service too
I have wordpress set up so that when I create an RSVP post it can be syndicated to brid.gy as well, so I've sent a pull request to Syndication Links for this
by doing this https://doubleloop.net/kinds/rsvp has a list of all the places I have RSVP'd to, which you could follow to discover events
next I want to addd an iCal feed for all my events
it was very easy to add new things based on the building blocks and how @dshanske has structured the WP plugins
could I syndicate using Travis as well?
I've been updating microublish.net - my micropub client. I made it give clearer explanations about what went wrong looking for endpoints
there are now much clarifying error message fro people trying to set it up - missing scope or me parameters, or error messages
I added subgrids to my cards, which only works in Firefox for now, but all my cards are now the same height
I added webmention support and display to my static site using fluffy's webmention.js
I added a feed of torrents of all my videos as I'm using a lot of bandwidth now schools have been sent home
I've been looking at Kirby as an alternative to my handcrafted CMS, so I converted my posts into flat files to put into Kirby
a lot of the problems have been with character encoding and getting the emojis through. I was looking at a static site generator before
I started building a weather plugin for Kirby to add that to posts
I refactored my RSVPs - I used to have to add them manually; now I list them in a json file and loop though to add them to the page
that should make it easier to get micropub set up on my site
my website is served through github pages based on jekyll and liquid - I thought I should use more indeweb principles, and it was like getting a new bookcase and then hoovering the whole hous
so I ended up changing my layouts to make them more DRY and use includes more; now I want to implement webmentions instead of discus
I also set up weblogin and managed to log into indieweb wiki - I need to change my canonical url to suze.dev from suzeshardlow.com
I also added myself to the chat list on the wiki. I have staked the claim with rel=me on my site, and next is an h-card
I found a lot more motivation to do this today with having other people doing ti too, and thank you to @ohhelloana, @cheukting_ho and @calum_ryan for organising this very well
I have managed to get publishing from git to heroku now and started to look at sending webmentions from github, circleCI ran a script to send a post
I made a new grid for people to compare blogging platforms and solutions at https://indieweb.org/Quick_Start
I also added a colophon to my website to show how it has been built as people ask me that a lot
demoing noterlive to indiewebcamp london
I have been building an iOS app that will post to micropub - I now need to do indieauth and get a token too