OK, #introduction since I’ve migrated instances. My name is Amanda Carson, formerly Amanda Rush, and I’ve been using Mastodon and other federating things since 2018 or so. I’ve been doing #indieweb things since I stumbled on webmentions in 2015 and been stuck in that rabbit hole ever since. Spoke at an indiewebcamp, web developer by day and avid book reader.
Tag: indieweb
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Initial Gutenberg support for #indieweb building blocks. twitter.com/courtneyr_dev/…
Initial Gutenberg support for #indieweb building blocks. twitter.com/courtneyr_dev/…
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Here's the thing about the #indieweb. Once you have a domain or site, you're there. From that point, you can
Here's the thing about the #indieweb. Once you have a domain or site, you're there. From that point, you can enable whichever other building blocks you like. Or not. But just because you're not using certain building blocks doesn't mean it's not indieweb.
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Yes. Yes you are. #indieweb twitter.com/37716311/statu…
Yes. Yes you are. #indieweb twitter.com/37716311/statu…
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We do not, in fact, have to accept that the #indieweb or #OpenWeb is dead. It's survived every trendy thing
We do not, in fact, have to accept that the #indieweb or #OpenWeb is dead. It's survived every trendy thing thrown at it and it'll continue to do so. twitter.com/rathermercuria…
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RT @brianwisti: I wrote a…
I wrote a note:
Slowly pulling in tools for site flow
#NodeJs #IndieWeb #POSSE #Blog
https://randomgeekery.org/note/2022/01/slowly-pulling-in-tools-for-site-flow/
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Hey #indieweb people there was…
Hey #indieweb people there was a really heartfelt post about saying to hell with the silos and give me the indieweb… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1100858269483044869
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@miklb Do you know specifically…
@miklb Do you know specifically which #indieweb functionality isn't working? That would be a useful place to start… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1074319891132485632
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This Is For Everyone
This Is For Everyone is a talk I will definitely be revisiting, along with all the other talks given so far as part of this year’s Inclusive Design 24, because it’s jam-packed with information, including some very useful statistics. It’s a really good overview of accessibility at a high level, and is a great way to kick off a conference whose talks go into quite a bit of detail about how to make the web more accessible, complete with examples. Hint Indieweb folks, given your love of POSH, (plain old semantic HTML for the rest), you’re already on the right track to an accessible web, because semantic HTML is the foundation of everything accessible.