2020-12-indieweb-gift-calendar

The IndieWeb Gift Calendar 2020 was an annual group effort to ship one or more IndieWeb-related thing(s) each day of December 2020 that others can use to improve their IndieWeb experience.

See the current IndieWeb Gift Calendar

Welcome to the 4th annual IndieWeb Gift Calendar!

December 2020
Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
	1 IndieWeb Inspirational Posters! Chris Aldrich	2 Homebrew Website Club — The Americas David Shanske	3 IndieAuth Spec Updates 2020 Aaron Parecki	4 default icon Tantek Çelik & Authl v0.4.6 fluffy	5	6
7	8 Grow the IndieWeb with Webmentions Amber Wilson, Bookmarklets for Giving Credit Chris Aldrich	9 Homebrew Website Club — The Americas David Shanske	10 Drupal IndieWeb release 8.x-1.13 Kristof De Jaeger	11	12 Indieweb - Restoring people's control over their online presence by Greg Back	13 Micropublish 2.4.0 with IndieAuth update by Barry Frost
14	15	16 Homebrew Website Club Europe/London Calum Ryan Ana Rodrigues, and HWC The Americas David Shanske	17 Blade-Component: Webmentions by Tom Witkowski	18 Grid for Photo Posts by David Shanske	19	20
21	22	23 mf2-to-iCal 0.0.3 by gRegor Morrill, Homebrew Website Club — The Americas David Shanske	24	25	26	27
28 Blog post: IndieWeb, Revisited by Evan Stoner	29 Chrome Extension for Instagram backfeed support by Ryan Barrett	30 Homebrew Website Club — The Americas David Shanske	31

Considerations

Gifts can be anything from major wiki documentation contributions / improvements to shipping updates on any of the IndieWeb applications (like social readers), services, CMSs, plugins, community libraries, or any other projects in use by multiple folks.

Please keep in mind the following considerations when adding something to a day:

It must be shipping / usable, not just a blog post announcing / saying you plan to do it.
Is it clear what your thing does?
Is it clear how someone is supposed to use it or otherwise benefit from it?
What use-case does it solve for others (besides yourself)? Ask yourself, how would/could someone else in the community use the thing I'm posting?
If it's a markup / styling example, is it clear what its purpose is, and how someone could/should copy the markup/styling and customize it for their own site?
If it's a programming example, is it clear how an indieweb site could use the code, using what language(s)? Does it require any frameworks?
If it's a code example or project, is it clearly open sourced, with a clear link to its GitHub or other code repo that has at least a README explaining how it can be used for either direct user benefit or to enhance existing indieweb sites?

Inspiration

Looking for something to do to benefit the community?

In general (feel free to add things here that you find inspiring in general, or hope someone else is inspired to do :)

to-do and look for something you can do in a day!
look for easy IndieWebify issues to fix, fix one, and get an update deployed
New release of microformats2 parser(s)
- php-mf2
- ...
Work on 2020-review and previous years that weren't completed
...

Specific inspirations:

Tantek Çelik: In addition to to-do items I've added (which anyone should feel free to snipe), I want to:
- Update https://2020.indieweb.org/
- Update mf2 parsing spec with resolved issues
- Move mf2 issues forward in state per the mf2 parsing spec change process
  - Determine set of GitHub Labels for mf2 issues based on mf2 parsing spec change process (similar to / re-use from those on the CSSWG repo), consider also what labels would help h-entry change process.
  - Add minimum necessary Labels to the mf2 issues repo to capture and make explicit issue / change proposal stages / next action needed / waiting for.
  - Use space separated labels using underscores in hashtags per Falcon working on: tags with spaces to add labels in reply posts to GitHub issues on CSSWG, mf2 repos
gRegor Morrill: I'm interested in getting a new release of php-mf2 out.
- I have a handful of pull requests that have been reviewed but not merged, if another contributor could double check those and merge that would be much appreciated
- Are there any other open issues we can quickly fix and merge before the release?
fluffy I'd love to work with someone to get IndieAuth Ticket Auth in a usable state.
- Add the TicketAuth bearer token flow to Publ
- Add a TicketAuth endpoint to... something? Maybe a microsub implementation?
Jamie Tanna may look at writing a Java MF2 parser

In progress

Got something you're working on for the IndieWeb Gift Calendar but it's not quite complete or ready for community re-use? Feel free to link to it here while you're working on it, especially if you'd like others to review it, provide feedback etc.