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Damn… There isn’t one single actively developed IndieWeb/Micropub mobile app on the Android playstore. Even IndiePass has been discontinued. I don’t want to start from scratch but I’m considering if I should do something about it. I’m fine publishing...
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I think my #Indiekit fork might be one of the very few setups where this happens: You post from Phanpy or Moshidon — regular Mastodon clients, no Micropub support at all. My custom Fedify AP answers the Mastodon client API, turns that request into a...
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Test post from Omnibear #micropub extension
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Damn, stumbled on a black hole of the past, really sorry to all the blogs that interacted with mine circa 2016 and that I never replied to, I was in a huge Justice battle IRL and my site at the time was not giving me as much control and view over wha...
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Cross-browser Micropub client extension. Post to your IndieWeb blog from any page. rmdes.github.io/plume/ - now with Draft support, right in your browser of choice !
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I need to fix duplicate webmentions 1 is coming from legit webmention 2 is coming from fed.brid.gy I need to think about how to fix this
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Plume A browser extension to Post to your IndieWeb blog from any page — toolbar composer or right-click capture. Cross-browser, multi-account, no telemetry.
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Good work! Both the explainer and the implementation! I’m using indiekit which basically comes with IndieWeb batteries included! https://rmendes.net and I’m working to get it implemented on RSC https://rsc.rmdes.be
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Most of the talk about RSS is about publishing. A feed is something your site emits: you write a post, and the feed is the machine-readable copy that goes out the door. Almost every blog does this. It is the easy half, and it has been solved for twen...
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Plume Post to your IndieWeb blog from any page — toolbar composer or right-click capture. Cross-browser, multi-account, no telemetry. You need a micropub compatible blog engine to use this extension List
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I got annoyed. Every time I wanted to bookmark a page or jot down a note, I’d open the Indiekit admin UI in a new tab, paste a URL, and click around. Small friction. But small friction repeats forever. So two days ago I started a brainstorm with Clau...
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Using Claude Code to build an ActivityPub implementation for Indiekit, based on Fedify, was the easy part. (and it was a lot of fun 😊) Building the UI to actually consume ActivityPub content, and layering a Mastodon-compatible API on top of it that...
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Kagi SmallWeb collection is actually a modern #webring right ? Anyway, I have added the RSS feed to my microsub and just like that I get to get a stream of new blog posts from the open web !
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Interesting read !!
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Two Microsub reader updates this week: Feed type indicators — each feed now shows its type (RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, h-feed) as a badge, and subscribing to a feed that already exists in another channel returns a clear error instead of silently creating...
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L’open web a gagné la guerre des standards. Il est en train de perdre la guerre de l’attention. peut-on encore faire marche arrière ? individuellement oui, mais collectivement c’est déjà plus compliqué… comme le démontre la difficulté de sortir ses a...
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My Eleventy site builds 3,400+ pages with data from over a dozen APIs (GitHub, Funkwhale, Last.fm , YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky, and several Indiekit endpoints). The initial build was taking 38 seconds, and incremental rebuilds — triggered by a single...
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Three days of performance work on the Indiekit stack — memory optimization, Core Web Vitals, and build-time improvements. This one gets technical. The Problem: OOM Kills in a 3 GB Container The site runs on Cloudron in a container with 3 GB RAM. Elev...
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A day of polish, performance, and migration cleanup across the Indiekit ecosystem. Eleventy Theme — 24 commits Design System Compliance The theme got a full design system overhaul. Every post type — articles, notes, bookmarks, photos, replies, likes,...
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A busy day of improvements across the Indiekit ecosystem. Here’s what changed. Eleventy Theme — 10 commits The frontend got the most attention: Blog filter navigation — the blog dropdown now shows all posts per type, not just the most recent Interact...
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🎉 I’ve added a new Featured section to my homepage. I can now mark articles as featured directly from the Indiekit backend, and my Indiekit homepage plugin automatically renders them on the frontend. The plugin exposes Eleventy data sources that I c...
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Every post on this site carries structured AI transparency metadata — visible both to readers (as a disclosure badge) and to machines (as Schema.org JSON-LD). Here’s how I built it, from the post editor to the structured data output. My AI Transparen...
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Just added AI transparency metadata to my Micropub MCP client . Every post can now carry disclosure fields for how AI was involved in creating it: ai_text_level : 0 (None) → 3 (AI-generated, human reviewed) ai_code_level : 0 (Human-written) → 2 (Prim...
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Just shipped two new features for my GitHub page : a searchable starred repos browser that syncs all 5k+ stars via GraphQL and caches them in MongoDB, with filtering by language, topic, and full-text search — and GitHub Lists support with tabs, sorti...
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This challenge was initiated by Alexandra from wrywriter.ca — thanks for putting this together! Why did you make a blog in the first place? My first blog goes back to the early 2000s — it was called “Make Love Not War” and it was a space where I was...
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Testing my new Micropub MCP client — posting from the terminal via Claude Code, with automatic syndication and OG image generation.
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Working on a new feature for my GitHub activity page — a searchable starred repositories browser. The idea is to visualize all my GitHub stars with filtering by language, topic, and description, making it easy to find that one repo you starred months...
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Exploring the idea of self-hosting a Bluesky PDS alongside my Indiekit instance — turning it into a dual-protocol server that federates over both ActivityPub and AT Protocol simultaneously. Inspired by Wafrn’s approach, adapted to Indiekit’s plugin a...
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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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I created this page to describe the Indiekit architecture powering this blog & AP server #fedify #indiekit #indieweb
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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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I can now configure my h-card from the indiekit backend :)
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One of the downside of self-hosting one’s own ActivityPub server is the loss of Brid.gy backfilling social reactions to one’s content. This is why I developed this indiekit plugin, it basically translate ActivityPub activity on one’s content into JF2...
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Added a bunch of colors to my blog, per post types, I’m far from the frontend design I dream about but the important is, its getting better and its home made ! https://rmendes.net/blog/
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Fixed : IndieAuth login broken for third-party apps After adding security headers (Content-Security-Policy) to harden the site, logging in with IndiePass and other IndieAuth clients silently failed — tapping “authorize” did nothing. The culprit was f...
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My indiekit blog now support comments authentication using RelMeAuth or IndieAuth, it also supports webmentions if you’re part of the #indieweb dance !
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Tested with my microsub endpoint and it works flawlessly :)
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A complete guide to deploying Indiekit on your own server using Docker Compose. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a fully functional IndieWeb blog with automatic HTTPS, Micropub support, syndication to Mastodon and Bluesky, and a static Eleventy-...
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New to Indiekit? Read the full deployment guide — a step-by-step walkthrough covering server setup, DNS, configuration, first-run password creation, syndication, webmentions, and the full plugin set.
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Now my CV Editor plugin for #indiekit is able to handle both personal projects or work projects
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I’m starting to be really proud of the claude assisted development I have been doing on my #indiekit blog https://rmendes.net/cv/ webmentions widget podroll blogroll microsub reader CV editor
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Infra Deployment ✅ Cloudron Indiekit package ✅ Indiekit-Deploy (docker based deployment) ✅ Implemented security audit ✅ refactored Eleventy build sequence ✅ Micropub MCP client ✅ Micropub Browser extension Frontend Eleventy Theme ✅ Search with pagefi...
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microsub reader integrated to indiekit micropub client to orchestrate webmentiona or syndicate to elsewhere
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My indiekit fork is now able to Send & Receive webmentions automatically, no human interventions, all I need is to use the /microsub/reader endpoint via Indiepass or via my own blog and whatever I like, repost or bookmarks gets “magically” sent to th...
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Good Article on #webmentions & #Eleventy
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Added a Search feature to my #indiekit / #Eleventy powered blog/site https://rmendes.net/search/ itself powered by pagefind, works really well !
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POSSE is the practice of posting content on your own site first, then publishing copies or sharing links to third parties : POSSE is short for Post (on your) Own Site Syndicate Elsewhere. I try as much as possible to create content on my blog and syn...
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Connect your Grav CMS site to the Fediverse via Bridgy Fed. This plugin automatically injects Microformats2 markup into your pages, handles webmentions, and manages the necessary redirects for Fediverse discovery.
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Un article sur l’indieweb en Français…c’est plutôt rare !
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