Qubyte Codes

Like of https://indieweb.org/this-week/2019-10-25.html

A nice introduction to the IndieWeb movement, with lots of motivation and enough depth to get a feel for how it works.

An interesting local mural.

Another nightmarish thing my partner bought.

Versioning edge case discovered on the Node.js website.

Hideous gnome.

The sea.

I had a great time last weekend at IndieWebCamp (IWC) Brighton.

Like of https://adactio.com/notes/15990

Bridgy looks like an interesting way to handle syndication.

<p>This is a demo reply.

<p>Pre show and tell test reply.

<p>This is a test reply from an Apple shortcut.

<p>I&#39;m hiding just out of frame on the right, which is good because I was probably blinking or gurning.

<p>Testing another reply.

<p>I’m hiding just out of frame to the right, which is good because I was probably blinking or gurning.

<p>Testing a reply.

<p>Test reply again.

Like of https://adactio.com/notes/15986

Getting started at IndieWebCamp Brighton 2019!

I'm not a huge webpack fan, but I'm wondering if I might change my own mind my porting my static site generator to it.

That's right!

Originally I was going to do a sort of dark-battenberg theme for dark mode on my blog, but now I'm rethinking.

I wrote a while back about how promises and event emitters in Node.js can play badly together.

I don't use WebSub, yet...

Perhaps it's time to replace my rel=payment anchors...

I tend to forget how old I am, so I made a little tool to tell me.

This is a extremely cool use of service workers.

I have a real completionist streak to me, which is a lot of fun as it interacts with IndieWeb stuff like microformats.

A bit of a classic now.

A custom response header to serve as a memorial.

It's great to see how other folk approach automate note and link sharing with their static sites.

"I find that utterly magical.

I'm going.

I bang on about this a lot, but it still amazes me that headers, as used by HTTP/1.1 (which is still a current standard, not obsoleted by HTTP/2) are only a little different from the message format defined in this RFC, which is older than me!

A book you can read in your browser!

Next up, I’m considering micropub for posting full article entries.

I think about the ethics of performance and compatibility on the web a lot.

Idea for later: I need to markup each publication in the publications page as an h-cite.

I saw a preview of this talk back at the first edition of Codebar Brighton Talks.

Creating my logo animation - cassie.codes

I like the idea of a links page for things I've read and think others might enjoy.

I think I'll work on putting some of the sharing stuff at the bottom of each post into a element at the next homebrew website club.

I think it's time I started writing some tests for the static site generator.

I mentioned a new service which handles webmentions in a previous post.

In a previous post I talked about an npm script I had written to be executed by a GitHub action: Sadly, there's no way to move a file using the Contents API, so the create-then-delete is necessary.

It’s possible using sed, jq, and date to read timestamps from scheduled posts and git mv and push them.

Now I’ve got a handle on the GitHub contents API, it’s tempting to build an editor into my blog.

Idea: Set up a web hook for webmention.io which posts to a glitch which in turn opens an issue on the GitHub repository for this blog.

I really like webmentions.