After 7 days straight of meetings, conferences, fieldwork, I'm taking the weekend off. Napping and cleaning apartment and watching stuff and maybe a teeny tiny bit of internetting, and concentrating really hard on not feeling guilty about not leaving the hammock.
indiewebcamp (16 out of 43)
- Auto likes and reposts to twitter using bridgy publish.
- Weekly summaries of post types and minutes/hours spent doing things.
- Expanding likes and reposts.
- Fixing /where
- Pages for vague locations.
- URLs to names for person tags.
- List of follows/subscriptions.
- Make various feeds discoverable.
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content- note post
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header(akatitleakaname)- article post
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if
startLocationandendLocation- travel plan post
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if
reply-to- if
rvsp -
- rsvp post
- else
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- reply post
- if
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if
location- checkin post
- if
like-of- like post
- else if
repost-of- repost post
- else if
bookmark-of- bookmark post
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else if
follow-of- follow post
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else if type(
LlogPost)- llog post
- if food
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- food post
- if sleep
tag -
- sleep post
- if exercise
tag -
- exercise post
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read-of- read post
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if
mention-of- // I use this when I'm displaying incoming webmentions that don't pick up another type, I don't have any of my own posts I consider 'mentions' posts yet
- mention/link post
- if
locationand notcontent- vague checkin
In reply to: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/03/14/1/indiewebcamp
PHP session_start docs: "..will magically contain the session data."
Seems legit.
Travel plan ✈
Leaving Boston, MA, USA at 10:43pm (+00:00) on Monday the 30th of November 2015 and arriving in San Francisco, USA at 5:22am (+00:00) on Tuesday the 1st of December 2015
at a cost of $518
Amy shared http://agaric.com/blogs/marking-drupals-blog-posts-indieweb?utm_term=%23drupal+%23drupalcr&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Drupal+Universe
No sessions yet, but you can now sign into my site with indieauth!
Thanks for help aaronpk!
🔁 http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2015/11/07/4/indiewebcamp
Amy shared http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2015/11/07/4/indiewebcamp
This site things I'm in the middle of doing / have branches for:
This weekend, maybe I'll finish one or two of them, but I also might implement indieauth login for my site instead.
If you're looking for something to do in Cambridge this weekend, come learn/hack on personal social web stuff at indiewebcamp
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Indiewebcamp MIT
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Helping to coordinate two days of decentralised personal social hacking at IWC MIT
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Post type discovery
Several months ago I wrote about switching from explicit to implict post types for my blog, and looked a little at generating an ActivityStream from content objects (posts) based on their properties. My thoughts have progressed on both of these things since then, and I've also added a few more post types to my site. Yesterday Tantek published a working draft of a post type discovery algorithm so to add to the discussion, here is the version of this that I currently implement; similar but different.
I mostly use this to display different icons by posts. Worth noting that I don't in anyway differentiate photo type posts, just notes or articles with photos embedded in them, sometimes with properties that make them display as more specific types (like a checkin). Speaking of, I've previously written my quite specific handling of checkins vs notes with location.
My algorithm cascades; ie. the last criterion that matches takes effect.
However, I don't display different posts very differently... in fact, I use one template for everything, and for all posts with content, display all properties which are present. So all posts with additional properties might as well also be considered notes and articles.
Issues
In just writing this out I've noticed a few things I need to tighten up. For example, I see no reason a like post can't also be a bookmark and a repost (you might disagree..) so I will tweak to allow that, and make decisions about how to display that. Vague checkins need to check for latitude and longitude properties.
LlogPosts (lifelog aka metrics) still have an explicit type, as they're otherwise just notes with specific tags. Currently this is the easiest way to filter them out of a list, as I don't want to display them in my main feed. At some point I will enhance the display of these from just text, and I'll need to alter how these are identified to do that.
Querying
For my implementation it's a huge pain to exclude posts from a list based on their properties, but this is because I'm stuck on SPARQL 1.0. Plumbing.. So I won't labour that. It does seem instinctively easier to query posts based on explicit types, so I'm still not sure if I won't actually start storing these again anyway, when the post is created.
On the other hand, why is that any easier than querying based on properties? Seems like preferences would be dependant on programming and query languages, so maybe neither way is clearly better. Adapting a UI based on the properties present may allow more flexibility in display, in the end. I'll be playing around some more, anyway, and in particular adding in some more activity-like posts fairly soon.
Additionally, when I start sorting my different feeds out, some by 'type' and some containing a mixture of 'types', this could get more interesting.
HWC Edinburgh
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Personal site hacking at Edinburgh's Homebrew Website Club.
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Personal site hacking at Edinburgh's Homebrew Website Club
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HWC EdinburghPersonal site hacking at Edinburgh's Homebrew Website Club
HWC Edinburgh
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Personal site hacking at Edinburgh's Homebrew Website Club
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6 cities are holding Homebrew Website Clubs this week... Edinburgh is on Thursday, Forum, 17:30 onwards.. come along to work on your personal site! https://indiewebcamp.com/events/2015-08-27-homebrew-website-club