Liked IndieWebCamp London – Indie Webmention! by Cheuk Ting Ho (cheuk.dev)

I would like to add webmention to my blog. And I am testing it out now! Why you should own your content?
Because we have full control of our appearance and interaction with people on the internet: No more losing content due to closing of websites No more privacy issues, no more hidden tracking Cause…

RSVPed: Attending ONLINE: Homebrew Website Club Lancaster

Welcome to Homebrew Website Club Lancaster!
Due to a) coronavirus; b) finding a cafe open after 6pm, we’ll have this one online! Join at https://meet.jit.si/hwclancaster
If you’re looking to work on your website, start a new site, write a new blog post (or finish an existing one), explore the IndieW…

Going, and as an extra bonus I’m sending this RSVP from Indigenous on my phone
At IndieWebCamp London hack day today (virtually) – working on some events-related stuff.

Following on from the OwnYourRSVPs session, I’m going to try and decouple myself a bit from Meetup. I can get a feed of events in my social reader, and RSVP to them via the support Jamie added to brid.gy for Meetup.

I’ll also try to publish my ‘agenda’ page (like Seb’s) for others to discover events, and maybe set up an RSVP iCal feed for my own use (like Jamie’s).

Really enjoying the online sessions from IndieWebCamp London. Kevin has discussed IndieWeb building blocks and Jamie has described how he uses Micropub to publish straight into a git repo as part of building his static site.
Just started reading The Shallows (strapline: ‘How the internet is changing the way we think, read and remember’) by Nicholas Carr. Enjoying it a lot so far.

He has mentioned HyperCard, Marshall McLuhan and how neurons work. So this is all relevant to my interests.