2019/Austin/Demos

Demos for IndieWebCamp Austin 2019 took place February 24, 2019.

Aaron Parecki

Aaron Parecki, https://aaronparecki.com
has an emoji page with his most-used emoji
updated his profile photo, but also updated his posts that use emojis so his profile photo on the post matches, e.g pizza emoji has him eating pizza
click through emoji on https://aaronparecki.com/emoji for exampls
if you follow his mf2 feed, you'll get these photos in your reader

http://raynamharris.com
accomplished a bunch of tiny things on her site
no longer a github.io URL, got a domain: raynamharris.com
added a photo and an h-card
the footer was only working on one page, fixed so it works across all pages
played with some CSS themes, fixed the heading sizes
the blog she did the most work on. Wrote a post yesterday about using asciinema
text-based screenshare so you can copy/paste command line stuff
used the IWC wiki to find other Jekyll people with a share section, added a "post on twitter" link, a "reply on twitter", "copy the permalink", and disqus comments

🌮 Taco 🌮 Dave 🌮, http://davegoesthedistance.com
added product microformats
started adding list of friends at the bottom of the page and XFN
started upgrading mf1 to mf2 on http://thegriddle.net and fixing some bugs, hopes to have it ready to in next week or so

http://stephenbowling.com
started a plugin to authorize through his own website, using a local copy of micropub.rocks as a demo

https://isaiah.micro.blog
@Isaiah on Twitter, Instagram, micro.blog
blogs about his development
working on a client for micro.blog
shows signin mechanism with Kiwi
client has a nice narrow view for micro.blog, similar to oldschool twitter client
sometimes some big pictures and they don't fit well in the timeline
slurping up HTML, parsing images so he can output it anyway he wants... made some progress on that today, doesn't have a demo of it
hopefully available for download soon!

Manton Reece, https://manton.org
yesterday's session on linkrot reminded him he wanted to work on micro.blog import/export
worked on a format called blog archive format
exports in this format, uploads to S3
it's a zip file with two files: index.html, jsonfeed, and a photos folder
HTML has plain layout, but mf2
all posts have relative paths for the folder
idea is there is a usable format (you can look at it) but it's also machine readable
second thing he worked on is adding microsub support to micro.blog as a server
sign into Monocle account with micro.blog
timeline, mentions, and favorites show up in Monocle
only supports new posts now, not old posts, so you can't scroll back far
added in-reply-to functionality, so can reply directly from mb

http://micro.corntoole.com
his easy task today was connecting micro.blog to his domain
working on blog archive format
starting point was whatever the host gives you, since you don't usually have a choice
found a feed-into-json project and forked it
grabs an RSS feed from Micro Mondays
and it will spit out index.html, index.json
showed the resulting HTML
showed the template he's using for the HTML markup. Posted a link in chat and would welcome feedback.
with audio and even images, you can get into some big filesizes. Might need to export HTML first then addon tools to incrementally download assets

David Shanske, https://david.shanske.com
shows logging in to Quill
much to his disappointment, there's no picture of the logged-in user on Quill
submitted a PR that adds it on the Quill homepage when you're logged in
the IndieAuth endpoint returns the name and photo of the user
also added geofencing, within the fenced area won't show the precise location, just a name like "home"
made a bunch of fixes to code used by Yarns and Post Kinds Plugin