brid.gy I would obviously keep, because brid.gy is incredible
Joel Auterson
Hello! My name's Joel and I'm a software developer. No, not that one.
I run a tiny indie game studio called Bearwaves. I'm also a published poet.
I'm part of the Rare Mammals collective, and am an alumnus of Southbank New Poets and Barbican Young Poets. I work in carbon emission reduction at a company called Emitwise.
Everything tagged with 'Indieweb'
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What I think I’d like is some sort of simple web server that sits next to Hugo and provides the Micropub/Webmention endpoints and serves the site. I think having the content live in Git rather than a DB is definitely something I’d want to keep.
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So at this point I’ve got:
- Hugo website hosted on GitHub Pages, deployed by GitHub Actions
- Micropub and media endpoints running on AWS Lambda, with API Gateway stuff
- Brid.gy to syndicate things and backfeed interactions
- Webmention.io to collect webmentions
Does it work? Yes! Is it better than if I’d just written a fucking server? hahahaha no
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This post is POSSE’d! https://www.joelotter.com/notes/2023/10/23-posse/
I wrote a whole blog about the process:
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Pretty cool seeing POSSE getting traction on The Verge, of all places:
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On POSSE and IndieWeb
I’ve gone down into the depths these last couple of weeks with IndieWeb, POSSE and a whole bunch of other arcane terminology. Now that I’ve come up for air, let’s chat about it.
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Getting Webmentions working has been a bit of a pain in the arse but I think I’m getting there, slowly.