While I haven’t had much time over the last year or so to spend actually writing code for DiSo, I’ve been really interested in the new direction Tantek has been taking things with his DiSo 2.0 concepts. Many of the early
efforts in DiSo were focused just on how to move social data around the web (data formats, protocols, authentication
mechanisms, etc). Tantek is taking a slightly different approach to this by first emphasizing the importance of data
ownership. It’s not enough to simply pull in a copy of your content from social networks into your local
repository. In order to truly own your data, the original should be on your site, and then copies pushed out to
whatever social networks, with links pointing back to the original where appropriate. It may sound like a purely
academic distinction, but it’s the difference between sharecropping and homesteading.
De-Mystifying IndieWeb on a WordPress Site | CSS-Tricks
Well, sheesh. I opened a little can of worms when sharing Miriam's "Am I on the IndieWeb yet?" with a short post bemoaning my own trouble getting on the
This Applet makes a widget that you can add to your phone and run whenever you want to dash off a quick post — the text of your note will be the post (customize the title, categories and tags when you set up the Applet).
This article will explain how the blog is organized at a technical level, and show how I implemented various IndieWeb features.
Table of Contents:
Motivation Structure and Deployment Static search index Running scripts via GitHub Actions Social media syndication and the “shortform” section Links to syndicated versions at the end of each post Warning for a too-long first paragraph Triggering this workflow automatically after deployment Blogroll (the “What I’m Reading” page) Chrome extension Webmentions and referencing external discussion threads Bridgy Hacker News backlinks Outgoing webmentions DOIs Dead link checker Motivation Earlier this year I migrated this blog off Wordpress to the Hugo static site generator.
Andy Sylvester wrote me asking about my digital garden: I followed links to your site from Dave Winer’s Scripting News site, your digital garden site is cool! I am interested in what theme yo…