IndieWebCamp Nürnberg
you'll notice there's an attribute on each of these links that says rel="me"
that lets me use this clever thing called indieauth to log into my own site using twitter or facebook or something
all I need to do is add a few characters to my own site to mark this up, as the silos link back
from my perspective as a site owner I didn't need to do much to set this up, and I get lots of benefits
something I decided to do a while ago was to post my tweets to my own site first
now the point is not just to keep things to yourself on your own site, but to share them out to twitter or flickr too
to get the responses back on my own site via webmention I use a service called brid.gy that sends them to me
this is the idea of POSSE, which is a terrible acronym for Post on your Own Site, Share Elsewhere
longer posts I share to medium for "Engagement" - you connect to the world
this is my site tantek.com that does many of the same things as Jeremy
one of the things that motivated me to use my own site rather than twitter was not having arrows for next post
similar to Jeremy I copy my posts to twitter - if it's a photo I cross post to facebook as well as twitter
something I did recently was make all my silo accounts private, so if you want to share my posts you use my url not theirs
I'm Aaron of aaronpk.com - this is my website which is similar, short notes, blogposts, photos etc
what I want to show is replies - Jeremy said he gets comments and replies back from twitter
if someone likes a post I just show their faces with a heart, but if they reply I show the full post
I'm signing in to https://quill.p3k.io/ with my own domain - I recently changed from indieauth.com to my site
This means I can have fine-grained permissions for each micropub client
I replied to a post of Jeremy's with a comment one my site, adn it sent a webmention, so his site shows the comment
now I have a copy of my reply on my site, and Jeremy has one on his and we're not replying on twitter to converse
so you saw Quill as an editor, that uses micropub to post to my site
then when I reply to Jeremy's site it uses webmention to tell him I commented on his site
I have built tools using webmention so you can have mentions on your static sites, like github pages
this is at webmention.herokuapp.com and you sign up with github, and use it for your sites
many people have used this including @kevinmarks - you can see I need to add pagination
Kevin uses brid.gy so if anyone mentions kevin on twitter it shows up on his site
I have micropub set up too so I can post to my site from my phone, which posts by doing a github pull
so I can have micropub working even though I use Jekyll
I have also made a crawler called relspider, but now I'm focusing on micropub and webmention for jekyll
apart from the functionality of these tools, the other reason we use them is because they are well-defined and easy
the technical stuff underneath is in a good state, but it is fun to work on the user interface as well
the other thing I have is these 3 buttons on the bottom of my site that allow retweet, reply and like
this enables an indieconfig that loads a configuration for you to use your own site, or fall back to twitter
I'm Barnaby and my website is regrettably https://waterpigs.co.uk
if you go to https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/today?beta#bottom we have great logs of the irc and you can join in by talking to us
irc is where a lot of the indieweb discussion goes on, and we have logs that go on forever
we deliberately decided to not have a mailing list, to encourage people to be brief or post on their website
so what I want to demo is live audio streaming using my own server using PureData
I built this puredata patch that connects to an icecast server running on my website
so I can copy the m3u from this to my site and make a note that posts it
so I'm aadding a stream in an
I use typo3 for my website http://jkphl.is because we use that for everything
I am accepting and even sending webmentions
I am collecting responses from sites using both brid.gy and my own code
i would like to post more status updates, photos and check-ins. It's too complicated rightnow
half a year ago I started writing a concept called apparat, and am building it as a set of libraries
I want to store them as simply as possible in text form in the filesystem
I have a ystem for storing files that are markdown based and I would like to get this in a browser this weekend
I am hosting my site on a silo called app.net, which is a twitter rival you pay for
my site takes all the post from the API and presents them in an interface
favorites, reposts and replies come from the app.net APi and I translate them into microformats
I also accept indieweb replies via webmention, and I can send response to my site and app.net
my code is up at github.com/LukasRos/phpADNSite - it is PESOS rather than POSSE
but if app.net shuts down I can still serve from local storage
I've been working on a tool to help you debug your webmentions - it's called http://webmention.rocks
each test shows the webmentions received as comments, likes and emoji on the post
webmention.rocks also sends very detailed error messages, unlike most practical webmention implementations
If I click here to post a favorite, it shows up on the other site straight away
once you get it working on 1, make sure you test on all 21 as it will find edge cases in your code
one thing I added to photo posts this year is person tagging. I tag people on my post, and use brid.gy publish
that shares it to other sites like facebook and twitter, and transfers the person tags
on my site I get to choose the poster frame for the video, not just the first frame like you get on twitter
I want to show indiewebify.me
if you're working on adding indieweb features to your app indiewebify.me helps a lot
we've all gravitated to these technologies now, but the main thing is about having your own website
there's lots of levels here - son't be overwhelmed, it builds up for simple building blocks
this is a barcamp style event, which is basically organised chaos - we just have rooms and times