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Monday, September 22, 2025 Updates to the feedlandSocket demo app . # A new doc for RSS nerds . WordLand implements a shadow feed, in addition to the feed that WordPress maintains, with a few additions and differences. The two main things we do in a site's shadow feed is support linkblogs and markdown. # I've been writing about the rebirth of WordPress in similar terms , on my blog , in podcasts , hoping people would listen. WordPress is a lot more than people think. We can have all this , a lot sooner than you think. # My new blog home page? # I have a plan for how to bootstrap WordLand 0.8. # First I will introduce you to a new way to read my blog. # It will be a timeline of items posted to many of my feeds. # daveverse -- lives on WordPress and Mastodon. # Great art on Bluesky -- daily version. # links.daveverse.org -- my linkblog. # Scripting News -- my main blog. # Scripting News podcast -- a new podc...

Weekly Vue News #216 Mastering Nuxt Redirects, Migrating Vue 2 to 3, and Microfrontends with Module Federation View online Hi 👋 I'm excited to bring you another packed issue with fresh insights, practical guides, and the latest happenings from the Vue and Nuxt communities. While I don't have any personal updates this week, I hope you find these resources helpful and inspiring! Enjoy this issue and have a lovely week ☀️ Vue ...

Sunday, September 21, 2025 New release of the feedlandSockets code . Still more work to do. # Last night I learned about headless WordPress installations from a tweet by Matt Mullenweg. It got me going on various explorations. Wrote a blog post on my WP site. It's actually easier for me to write posts on that site when all I have is my iPad. I do all my writing on Scripting News in Electric Drummer , which is a desktop-only app. I'm going to start engaging in discussions about WordPress where the people are. Also starting to think about my keynote in Ottawa in October which is now less than a month away. A note to the people running the show, I would be open to having it be an interview instead of a speech. I have trouble staying anchored to the audience with slides, I don't really like that way of communicating. I prefer interview style, with an interviewer who is interested in the subject matter. I want to do at least a bit of a demo, talk about h...

Saturday, September 20, 2025 They should make a ChatGPT that two or more people can chat in. I guess that's what Twitter is doing. # In ways older people handle change better than younger ones, because we know change is here, every freaking day, and we know in a few years, at most, really big change is coming. So the attitude of the older person is often what the fuck, let's go. I'm not kidding. Maybe later in life I will get more conservative, it could happen. # I'd like to see a mutual defense pact among the open source projects who depend on the stability each others' work. Not with the people, but the projects. Sort of like a NATO of open source. # I've never been very interested in what Kimmel says but I am now . # Linkblog items for the day This is what a WordLand feed looks like. Pretty straight RSS 2.0 feed with a few additions. Includes Wordpress site and post id's and markdown text for each item. A...

Friday, September 19, 2025 The challenge we face in the social web is enticing people off the silos with fun toys to play with that from the start don't rely on a bigco to run it. The back-end is a server you could run for $20 a month on Digital Ocean for example. But the logical network isn't tied to the physical server. We use URLs or DNS to find other nodes. They can be hosted anywhere. The reason to run lots of servers is to demonstrate that it's only as centralized as the web itself, from day 1. You can browse other people's subscription lists as you can in twitter-like networks. But it's made of feeds. The really simple ones. # I'm going to call it social web not open social web . You don't need the "open" part. The web is open. It's like saying "wet water." # There should be a ChatGPT "personality" for the chatbot. I'd like to start with a black lab. When I say "good work" that r...