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A look at what the IndieWeb is, why you should care, and how to get started with it.

Curated List of Privacy Respecting Services and Software - nikivdev/privacy-respecting

My friend Garrett Robinson asked me on Twitter, “What do you see as the advantages of blogging?”. Naturally I had to reply with a blog post. I see two main advantages of blogging, both …

A writeup of my talk at DDD East Midlands around why you should start blogging.

The HTML time element is both useful and easy to use.

How to use your personal website in conjunction with Microformats and Webmention to be able to RSVP to Indie events.

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Brandon's Toots from Mastodon

This site now supports sending and receiving webmentions and surfacing structured data using microformats2.

The single best thing I ever did for my career was start a blog on my own website. — Brad Frost (@brad_frost) January 18, 2019 I'll share two stories. I was speaking at a conference and after my talk I was approached by someone who said, "I had to think for a while, but weren't you the one

Connects your web site to social media. Likes, reposts, mentions, cross-posting, and more...

On the collaborative nature of the internet and why keeping a personal website is worth the effort.

You can hold political thought in contempt as much as you want, but the indieweb can be a response to the threat of tech, and not just a playground for tech-savvy folk.

Trying to replace Feedly with an open source IndieWeb alternative

Home of my thoughts and observations

I am inspired by the promises of an Indie Web.

A persuasive look at the many reasons why you should have your own website, and some of the benefits it will bring you.