FeedCity: IndieWeb

Bluesky's future for devs

There's a conference in Vancouver this weekend for people who are developing apps for Bluesky. They have a protocol they are proud of called AT Proto. A sexy name, but imho it doesn't do anything that Twitter's API did 20 years ago. So why do people hope it'll make a differe...

James' Coffee Blog
28 Mar 10:51 • James' Coffee Blog

Warm tea

I like to put my hands over the top of a cup of warm tea. I enjoy the warmth, and want to hold onto it for as long as possible. Whether I am holding a textbook or exploring blogs, if I have a cup of tea by my side I want to feel its warmth. As I write, I am sitting next to a warm cup of tea, resting on the arm of my chair. The vibration of movement as I type creates a gentle ripple on the water, a ripple that reminds me of the calm river where I spent time last weekend. It is amazing what there is to see in the ordinary.

Manton Reece
28 Mar 09:30

Hello from Spain! Just arrived and found a nice little coffee shop in Cádiz. How did I get here…? I recorded a new episode of Timetable to share the first part of my trip. 🇪🇸

A narrow, cobblestone alley is bordered by colorful, traditional European buildings with balconies on either side, leading into the distance under a clear blue sky.

Adactio
27 Mar 23:54

It’s gettin’ wild in Tullamore tonight!

This Week in the IndieWeb
27 Mar 22:33

This Week in the IndieWeb

March 20-27, 2026 Recent Events From events.indieweb.org/archive: Front End Study Hall #049 Thursday, March 26 at 10:00am Online! Zoom! Front End Study Hall is an HTML + CSS focused group meeting, held on Zoom to experiment and learn with the basic building blocks of the w...

Adactio
27 Mar 21:18

Friday evening session in Tullamore

Manton Reece
27 Mar 21:03

Compared the transcript from Apple Podcasts with the transcript we generate in Micro.blog using GPT. They’re both good, but ours is nearly flawless, while Apple Podcasts has a few minor mistakes.

It’s great that apps have transcripts. I still want to control this and have my own (editable) copy.

Scripting News
27 Mar 21:03

RSS 2.0 as a network

Yesterday I hatched an idea of a demo program that turns RSS 2.0 feeds with rssCloud into a WhatsApp-type communicator. I called it rss.network, and asked ChatGPT to draw a prototype. How I did it. I pasted a screen shot into ChatGPT and wrote: "i want you to draw me some...

Chris Aldrich
27 Mar 17:01 • Chris Aldrich

Most Collected Typewriters on the Typewriter Database

Two rows of four typewriters each lined up on opposite sides of a table.

In reflecting on my own typewriter collection, I thought I’d look through it to see how some of the models I gravitate toward compare to those others are collecting. As a potential proxy for this, I took a look at the most popularly collected typewriter models according to the Typewriter Database and compiled a list … Continue reading Most Collected Typewriters on the Typewriter Database

Chris Aldrich
27 Mar 17:01 • Chris Aldrich

From 1957, the year the Dodgers announced their move to Los Angeles, I’ve got my Dodger Blue Royal FPP typewriter ready to go to score the home opener! Blue ink at the ready, I can already hear a military bomber circling my neighborhood on the way to a flyover of the stadium. ⚾🏟️

Scripting News
27 Mar 16:15

Today's RSS cleanup

Did some work on my RSS feed this morning. There was only one source:account element in my RSS feed and it was to a Twitter account I lost control of a few weeks ago, the account I had there since 2006, that at one time was in the top 10 accounts on Twitter. I changed the ...

James' Coffee Blog
27 Mar 16:12 • James' Coffee Blog

Brainstorming web guides

I am interested in the field of content design, which thinks of information as not only what it represents (i.e. facts) but how that information is represented. The UK Government says: Good content design allows people to find out what they need to know or do quickly. When I ...

James' Coffee Blog
27 Mar 15:09 • James' Coffee Blog

Interface stability

The main Artemis interface has remained largely the same since I made the software available for others to use. Here is the interface in December 2024. Here is the interface in 2026 [^1] [^2]: The Artemis web reader showing a list of posts under the heading "Friday, March 27t...

Scripting News
27 Mar 15:03

Doing a little tuneup work on my blog's RSS feeds.

James' Coffee Blog
27 Mar 14:39 • James' Coffee Blog

Gardening

At Front End Study Hall yesterday there was a discussion about what endeavours are similar to web development. There was a particularly rich discussion (documented in the afore-linked notes) related to gardening and web development. My takeaway from the discussion was that bu...

Ben Werdmuller
27 Mar 13:42 • Ben Werdmuller

Notable links: March 27, 2026

Progress on the open social web; not so much in the world.

Ben Werdmuller
27 Mar 13:12 • Ben Werdmuller

Why Knight Foundation Invested in Bluesky

Newsrooms have been slow to care about the open social web - but one of their most important support organizations is paying attention.

James' Coffee Blog
27 Mar 13:06 • James' Coffee Blog

Single-file web applications

A few weeks ago I made Amie, an application for keeping track of who you meet at conferences. Amie lets you create an event, then add people by name and/or domain, Mastodon, or BlueSky handle. 1 I was inspired to build Amie because I went to a web meetup a few months ago whe...

Manton Reece
27 Mar 13:03

This looks like a great update to the Post Stats plug-in. Thanks @amit!

Manuel Moreale — Everything Feed
27 Mar 12:09 • Manuel Moreale

Nikhil Anand

This week on the People and Blogs series we have an interview with Nikhil Anand, whose blog can be found at nikhil.io. Tired of RSS? Read this in your browser or sign up for the newsletter. People and Blogs is supported by the "One a Month" club members. ...