#IndieWeb
9 entries tagged with #IndieWeb.
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Webmentions on my blog, Part 2: Outgoing
So I built my own webmentions feature. Here is an overview of how the robot and I developed it.
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Webmentions on my blog, Part 1: Incoming
I built my own webmention receiver instead of relying on Webmention.io, using Node.js, Express, and a flat JSON file to avoid third-party dependencies and extra databases. Here's how it verifies incoming mentions, classifies them by type, stores them, and even polls Mastodon, Bluesky, Pixelfed, and Flickr for social reactions.
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My site now supports webmentions
I finally got webmentions working on my site by setting up a homelab server with an Intel NUC to handle the build process, and now I'm collecting likes, replies, and mentions from Mastodon, Bluesky, and indie websites.
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My AI Manifesto
Good grief, I'm thinking and talking about AI too much. Sorry about that. I, too, am exhausted by it and after this, I will try my very best to stfu about it in public channels.
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Re: No AI Badges
Exploring where to draw the line on AI use when it comes to displaying 'No AI' badges on your website.
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More blog updates! Feeds, books and watch log oh my!
I've added a few more features to my site. A book log, a watch log and the feeds to go with them.
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Site Redesign Complete
I've finished redesigning my website with a minimalist approach, updated my RSS and JSON feeds, brought back Open Graph tags, and refreshed my favicons.
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Re: Self-hosting versus lots of small indieweb providers
Pondering the IndieWeb: Why true data portability and identity ownership matter more than just self-hosting, and why email is still the gold standard.