September 29 through October 6, 2023
Recent Events
From events.indieweb.org/archive:
- SAN FRANCISCO, California: Red's Java House
Data Transfer Initiative is hosting a casual happy hour in San Francisco. The whole team is here (all three of us!) to work together on data portability, and we’d love to catch up with you. We’re aiming to get there around 4pm to hold down some good tables, and should be there til probably 7 or so. Come hang out for a bit if you can and grab a drink! See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/potability if you thought the title had a typo.
Upcoming Events
From events.indieweb.org:
- NÜRNBERG, Germany: tollwerkstatt
The fourth IndieWebCamp in Nuremberg, is planned for October 28 and 29, after border:none on October 26 and 27.
Posts about the IndieWeb
From news.indieweb.org:
New Community Members
From IndieWeb Wiki: New User Pages:
User:Foreverliketh.is
Created by Foreverliketh.is on Saturday and edited 4 more times
Top New Wiki Pages
From IndieWeb Wiki: New Pages:
notification fatigue
notification fatigue is (AKA notification overload or sometimes alarm fatigue) a form of information overload, when a person receives so many push notifications that they become overwhelming, often interrupting actual work & priorities so much that people start ignoring notifications; using a social reader and an IndieWeb site instead of silos is one way to reduce notifications and avoid fatigue.
Created by Tantek.com on Sunday and edited 26 more times
countdown
countdown is (AKA timer) is like an event post, often inside a story like on Instagram, that has an end datetime, displays the number of days hours minutes seconds remaining, sometimes allowing viewers of the post to “Remind me” when the countdown finishes and receive a push notification accordingly; an IndieWeb countdown post could remind the author via push notification or potentially any reader who opts-in via Webmention.
Created by [tantek] on Monday with 10 more edits by loqi.me and tantek.com
protocol relative URL
A protocol relative URL (AKA PRURL) is a URL on a page (hyperlink, image source or similar) that starts with "//" and re-uses the protocol of the page itself, typically re-using http: or https: from how the page was loaded, which used to be a common web development practice and is now generally discouraged for various performance and security reasons.
Created by [tantek] on Saturday and edited 5 more times
SSO
SSO is an abbreviation for single sign-on, the ability to use one sign-in or login identity across multiple sites, and sometimes the ability to literally sign-in only once on one site and automatically be signed-in on other sites, like the way IndieAuth empowers you to use your own domain to sign-in to this wiki, which also signs you into the IndieWeb events site.
Created by Tantek.com on Saturday and edited 4 more times
next week
next week is sometimes a reference to the next (upcoming) edition of the This Week in the IndieWeb newsletter, in contrast to this week, or perhaps you are looking for upcoming IndieWeb events for the next calendar week.
Created by [tantek] on Saturday and edited 3 more times
New Event Notes
From IndieWeb Wiki: New Pages:
Build a Website in an Hour: 2023-09-30
Homebrew Website Club Europe/London: 2023-10-04
Top Edited Wiki Pages
From IndieWeb Wiki: Recent Changes:
- notification 29 edits by tantek.com and loqi.me
- push notification 23 edits by loqi.me and tantek.com
- indieweb-carnival 7 edits by foreverliketh.is and lifeofpablo.com
- IRC 5 edits by gregorlove.com
- badge 5 edits by tantek.com and loqi.me
- to-do 4 edits by loqi.me and gregorlove.com
- js;dr 4 edits by loqi.me and tantek.com
- smart watch 3 edits by loqi.me and tantek.com
- Matrix 3 edits by gregorlove.com and www.svenknebel.de
- wiggles 3 edits by gregorlove.com, loqi.me and tantek.com