IndieWeb Camp MIT
Hello Indiewebcamp MIT - we're going to do demos now
Kevin is going to livetweet this so if you have a phone you may get bombarded with @ mentions
I'm Sandro Hawke I have lots of websites including hawke.org
what stops me from having a website is that I have lots of different websites
I migrated all my tweets from twitter to my w3 site http://www.w3.org/People/Sandro/
on https://www.w3.org/People/Sandro/blog/ I load all my tweets from my export via javascript
twitters data export is very nice, especially compared to facebook which I couldn't make sense of
there is metadata in the link saying what the real link is so I converted it to use that
I'm Cassie, my main site is cassie.wtf, but I have been working on sensible.mn
the blog is still running known, but the pages are now in wordpress
I got my own site annbass.net up and running on Known, and hooked up to twitter @annbass
I'm running my own instance of withknown.com on dreamhost
I set up my own site so people can learn how to keep their own parent at home when they need assistance
I'm using known and have brid.gy set up to connect to twitter
I have a lot of posts to write, and I need to organise them, probably using tags
I'm Ben and my site is https://ben.thatmustbe.me if you got ot https://ben.thatmustbe.us it picks a random ben for you
I got fed up with Cordova's complete lack of documentation so worked on my web posting UI instead
I added offline storage of drafts so I can edit things offline and then submit the stored post when I get online
I can save multiple offline posts, and it stores the time when you hit save, not when you posted
satra had to leave early, but satra.cogitatum.org is built on the SoLiD platform
it should allow other people to log in, but I don't have certificates. it looks pretty
I'm tantek of tantek.com and I spent most of indiewebcamp documenting events and how to model them
I wanted to model birthdays in a useful way as that is a strong case for facebook so we can make them distributed
thre is information at http://indiewebcamp.com/birthday on our thinking on how to share these
we also spent time working out how to model events with invitations, and the ui is tricky to get right
if anyone has libraries for simple natural language event parsing I'd like to hear about them
I took time to document how facebook's event mobile UI which has regressed from 2014 http://indiewebcamp.com/event#Facebook
I have changed how photos work on my site - I want interactions on both silo copies to come to one post
before I couldn't do multiple copies to the same silo; now there are 2 of them
If it's the same content, I want it to be the same permalink
I manage a website for a band, and I get it set up on Drupal, moving from Joomla
I found it really easy to put photos up with a block of text and customise it
I'm Aaron of http://aaronparecki.com - I had intended to work onevent presentation and event UI
but i got event presentation working
on aaronparecki.com/events I have events show for multi-day events - it show start time, location and city
if you click on an event you see more information, including RSVPs and mentions eg https://aaronparecki.com/2016/03/14/1/indiewebcamp
the other thing I got working last night was getting iOS share action to behave
so this post was sent from my iphone via a share extension to micropub: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/03/15/2/
now I'm going to try a pano, just to make it harder
what I learned last night was that id didn't work because the images were so big and I hit memory limits on iOS
I found that I need to set the size of the viewport smaller so it doesn't run out of memory
I made a service to send notification to SoLiD servers, which is like webmentions but can have more data
I send a message to Dmitri from my site, the message gets stored in his inbox, and this reader shows it
I'm particuarly happy with this client becaude it works with javascript off, unlike the other SoLiD apps
my page is apps.rhiaro.co.uk/errol and dmitri's is https://dzagidulin.databox.me
I have been the cobbler with no shoes as I work on web apps but I din't have my own site
I am setting up a wordpress site, but I have it locally now
I'm Marty McClearen, I've spent most of the day getting wordpress set up on http://mcclearen.net/
I've had this domain for a while and am glad to get it working, next is to add plugins
I have had a website for really long time, but the content is 2 years out of date http://shevski.com
the content is marked up with microformats, and linked so I can log into indiewebcamp with my site
and I set up a user page on the wiki at http://indiewebcamp.com/User:Shevski.com
you should all check out http://redecentralize.org/ which is another of my projects
I'm Benjamin - I was working on a webmention implementation for Drupal 8, which Jessica demoed
you make any kind of post, anyone should be able to comment by linking to it
Daniel got this working with Vinculum in Drupal 7, and I'm working on it for Drupal 8
you can follow progress on this at https://www.drupal.org/project/vinculum
I set up my own site on http://freekurt.com using Known, but I had config problems with nginx
I get letsencrypt installed, and so will have a cert ready soon
We are talking about platform cooperativism
so what if you had something like Uber but the drivers had ownership and a login on the platform
when it comes to indiewebcamp there are barriers to entry for owning a domain name and paying for hosting
an example of platform cooperativism would be something like withknown.com where you can offer logins
another example would be Aegir on Drupal
I am a member of Agaric, http://agaric.com a worker owned cooperative with 5 owners at the moment
there is http://internetofownership.net/ which is collecting platforms that promote cooperatives
we're also working on how to convert a startup like entity to members
Thanks everybody for your demos
There's a lot going on in the standards space at the moment, and we should agree on federation and syntax soon
in the pre-indieweb era of federation there was a lot of concern about security and privacy eg Salmon
We now have some cryptographers looking at the problem of communicating privately in distributed way
one part is key exchange - how you show keys and share changes, and we have signed model with Merkle trees
we're sponsoring a blockchain summerschool too
and looking at a mix-network that is a Tor-like thing to prevent traffic monitoring
I will try to get an indieweb enabled site up over the next day or two
thanks to everyone for coming, for MIT for hosting, and to NLNet and Sovrn for sponsoring food