Homebrew Website Club LA 2016-09-07
Join some like-minded people in building and updating your personal website.
Location: Charlie's Coffee House, 266 Monterey Rd, South Pasadena, CA 91030
Time:
Ends:
•Finish that blog post you’ve been working on
•Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs
•Share what you’ve gotten working
•Ask the experts questions
Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site!
Any questions? Ask in chat: http:/
Optional quiet writing hour starts at 5:30.
More information: https:/
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The IndieWeb is a growing people-focused alternative to the ‘corporate web’.
Skill levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
#IndieWeb, #socialmedia, #OpenSource, #webarchitecture, #openstandards, #decentralizedweb
Saw @jenlampton at #DrupalCampLA yesterday and I'm thinking that @backdropcms might be a great user-friendly platform w/ #indieweb in mind.
I'm at #DrupalCampLA today and happy to chat with anyone interested in #Indieweb ideas http:/
Is #indieweb the answer to this? Blog you idiots! https:/
@Angeli_Richard We're working up to a much bigger IndieWebCamp in LA in November: https:/
@Angeli_Richard That's alright, we'll do another one in a couple weeks: https:/
@jbwhaley @linklockerapp Given the competition https:/
@linklockerapp @jbwhaley Why create another me-too service? If #Instapaper is any indicator, maybe opensourcing is better idea? #indieweb
@nataliemac I just left you a message about some upcoming events relating to #Indieweb in Los Angeles https:/
@cleverdevil Care to join us for Homebrew Website Club tomorrow? https:/
Glad to have come across your work today by happenstance. Don't wait for an IndieWebSummit! There are lots of upcoming IndieWebCamps and Homebrew Website Club meetups in various areas. Check out https:/
@RikMende I'm curious about your #readlater and #readinglist hashtags. Do you revisit your site with a search for those and change them after you've read them? Do you have an alternate exterior workflow for reading later?
I usually use the "like/favorite" functionality on Twitter to "highlight" things I want to read with an IFTTT.com recipe to save the URLs from Twitter to my Pocket account for reading later. Pocket allows me to download the data from my account, so I can technically "own" it, but I'm always looking for a better workflow for this.
Curious what others use/do for this kind of work flow...
#indieweb