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Near 300 deployments, meaning code changes, commit, npm publish, rebuild docker images, deploy, to reach the state I’m now with my blog :) it has been a wilde ride !
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Finally fixed it, now all your reactions against my posts will display your nice facepile/avatar on my interaction page and below each full post
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What if I could deploy my own Bluesky PDS and selfhost my Bluesky data in the same way I turned my Indiekit powered blog into an ActivityPub instance overnight with Fedify ?
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Deep dive into Indiekit + Eleventy + Fedify https://rmendes.net/articles/2026/02/25/deep-dive-inside-indiekit/
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I wish I had more UI/UX skills… when I look at the design of a bunch of the blogs I follow via my Microsub reader I feel my blog is completely outdated in terms of design.
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Really liking the flexibility I built into my indiekit + eleventy deployment where I can create content in different ways :
- markdown files
- micropub create post endpoint store data in MongoDB
- static html serving like demo
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https://fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/the-slow-death-of-the-power-user/Permalink
To read later : The Slow Death of the Power User
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One of the best hack I did to my Eleventy theme with Alpine is to store my session in the browser localStorage and then display to authed users a FAB, with contextual web actions on any part of the site :
- create a new posts, bookmark, article etc…
- edit the current post
this allow me to search anything via the frontend to edit, it works on mobile or desktop and its a life-saver !
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Looking for a clean & simple approach to self-host your blog ?
https://kevquirk.com/introducing-pure-comments-and-pure-commonsPermalinkCheck Kev Quirk blog post about Pure Commons
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This post is a guided tour through the architecture of the system that powers this site. It’s built on Indiekit , an open-source Node.js IndieWeb server created by Paul Robert Lloyd . I forked it because I wanted to change fundamental aspects of how...
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AI isn’t going away, and AI-assisted software engineering is a permanent addition to the way we build software. But that’s not the same thing as saying that the way we use AI today won’t change.
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