@aral gah. I omitted a ;) for intended jest, failed horribly :( My bad. I owe you at least a pint for that. Apologies.
@davidmead nice permashortlink you got there :)
However, @Medium > MSWord. Great post by @ev: https://medium.com/about/df8eac9f4a5e
@jalbertbowdenii @thewendee so much positive potential in web components. Both excited and hopeful for implementation iteration based on web developer experience (i.e. not get locked into bugwards compatibility with who ships what first).
I trust smart folks like @dglazkov @hober @tabatkins @fantasai to wrestle out the details of web components, shadow DOM, CSS selectors thereof etc.
How to markup X? Best approach I've found:
* the minimum semantic markup that
* would not completely suck without CSS
@mterenzio specifically content editing/publishing/commenting UX innovations. Happy to learn of any open web examples.
@anildash @ginatrapani consider this a +1. Would be GREAT to have you @IndieWebCamp NYC. All sign-up rants accepted ;)
If your goal is better #indieweb UX, start by copying the best innovations from those silos to your site. #selfdogfood
It's easy to bash silos, yet past 10y of content #UX innovations come from @Facebook @Flickr @Twitter @Tumblr @Medium.
@adactio I failed to append ;)
Notes are a building block of every #indieweb post type. *A* good start but certainly not the only, nor essential, as you've demonstrated with adding a composite stream, webmention support, and linkblogging to your own site, omitting short plain text notes (hopefully only for now and you'll own your tweets at some point :)
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