Aral Balkan whilst well founded, your frustration is misplaced: waterpigs.co.uk/articles/indiewebcamp-signin-ux (apart from wiki syntax editing, you have my total sympathy there)
Aral Balkan whilst well founded, your frustration is misplaced: waterpigs.co.uk/articles/indiewebcamp-signin-ux (apart from wiki syntax editing, you have my total sympathy there)
Aaron Parecki have you seen Brian Suda’s work on boarding passes? optional.is/required/2010/05/25/papernet-boarding-pass/
Aaron Parecki I just got original post discovery working too — and with any luck this post will successfully POSSE the reply to twitter (something I’ve been faking so far).
@thatEmil woah, amazing! I’m getting a bit of an early Ghibli vibe from some of the ones further down.
Aral Balkan damned escaping bugs. Need to fix that one.
Aral Balkan ahem > 80,000 tweets ahem
@benwerd I really want to help fund that project but would rather not pay for proprietary software to be built.
Aral Balkan sounds like your old links from when twitter’s t.co broke everything (now fixed) were cached the first time you tried — I think Aaron Parecki is adding “last fetched” indicator to make such bugs easier to detect and get round. Also your email address has relme, so you should be able to log in using Persona — yay multiple providers.
@chrismessina @ade_oshineye @scottjenson “success” is subjective, utility not so. If it scratches an itch for the creator then it’s “successful”, in the short term at least. Regarding “mainstream”, see indiewebcamp.com/antipatterns#mass_adoption
@scottjenson @chrismessina @ade_oshineye technically lockerproject looks more like PESOS. Also re: ID stuff, you’ve seen indieauth.com right? Lots of shiny new stuff there recently like persona integration, passwordless SMS login etc.
My take on generic prev/next controls on keyup, using only bean for events, based on previous work by Aaron Parecki and Tantek Çelik:
// Generic prev/next navigation on arrow key press
bean.on(document.body, 'keyup', function (e) {
var prevEl, nextEl;
if (document.activeElement !== document.body) return;
if (e.metaKey || e.ctrlKey || e.altKey || e.shiftKey) return;
if (e.keyCode === 37) {
prevEl = document.querySelector('[rel~=previous]');
if (prevEl) bean.fire(prevEl, 'click');
} else if (e.keyCode === 39) {
nextEl = document.querySelector('[rel~=next]');
if (nextEl) bean.fire(nextEl, 'click');
}
});
@hugoroyd thanks! Currently indieauth login is just for me to post stuff, in the future I’ll use it to implement private content e.g. private notes, enhanced checkin resolution, maybe even spelling corrections :) Comments only accepted via indieweb commenting
@hugoroyd I don’t actually get suggestions from DDG, the suggestions are from Google, but my search goes through DDG. Thinking about it, this probably actually negates many privacy benefits and I should turn it off.
@john_nye well I guess that answers the age-old question “who tests the tests” — TestTest does!
The first is to publicly declare the jurisdiction in which you live, and in which your data is hosted. That way, people can make an informed decision about how to communicate with you.
That’s a really brilliant idea. Maybe link the brand names to their tosdr.org pages too. #takeaction
Tom Morris are those on that wired article?
Actually, I don’t want to know.
@benwerd nice one! I’m currently working on video post-by-email. It almost worked here, next time should work flawlessly.
The nice thing about using email to post videos is that it’s asyncronous — I can send the email and then go do something else, instead of having to either wait for it to upload or do the “if I switch apps now will it stop uploading argh what do I do” dance.
@thatEmil woah, huge possibility for profound-sounding statments right there :)