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Interacting with Twitter from my Own Site

For a few months now, I've been using tools from the IndieWeb to interact with people from my own site to silos, namely Twitter. I've done this thanks to tools written by Ryan and Aaron around WebSub and feed parsing and generation. Here, I'll show you how I use these together to keep in touch with people who aren't in the IndieWeb. This makes the assumption that you have your own s...

posted 2019-06-18T10:21:49.93489-07:00 • 6 interactions

My World of Chat

Instant messaging is one of the things that the Internet makes really handy. I truly prefer it over conventional calling because it allows me to be asynchronously efficient. I can answer questions more accurately since I can quickly look it up and send it back to you. On my desktop, I funnel all of my instant messaging through three applications.

Slack

The Electron-based heavy weight holds a few team accounts I'm actively engaged in. I keep in Do Not Disturb mode a lot sinc...

posted 2019-06-08T14:28:00.30660-07:00 • 1 interaction

Authorship in Today's Web

In part of my attempt now to get Koype showing more useful contexts when replying to content, I hit a wall when it came to extracting authorship information. There's some cues when people use the word "author" in their URLs pointing to authors or even using common standards for identifying authors like "p-author" or "rel=author" in their markup. It creates no visible friction for the user and it helps other forms of software more semantically show information to people if they're viewing y...

posted 2019-03-24T18:05:49.77106-07:00

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