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Tuesday, December 10, 2024 This time of year every day feels like Sunday. # Here's a sad fact. When something open takes off, the vultures swoop in and try to own it. You wouldn't believe the greed I've seen. It's a virus, and it needs to stop, or at least be exposed as it's happening. # Yesterday I did a podcast about why it's important to choose humble names for groups of developers working on open formats, using podcasting as an example. Another case in point, the Social Web Foundation , which is about ActivityPub and the Fediverse, when there are many other forms of the social web. Here's where the rubber meets the road. They're having a meeting in Brussels where people can demo their social web apps, but it's only about ActivityPub. If you have a project for Bluesky, or Threads, or non-ActivityPub Mastodon, or RSS for that matter, you should feel welcome there, regardless of what their Call For Participation says. # A...

It's here! Learn to write better composables in Vue with my latest course. You can now grab Composable Design Patterns for 35% off until Friday . After that, I'm closing the early access so I can focus on finishing the material — I'll only open it up again once it's completely done. ​ Check it out here . Composable Design Patterns is a collection of patterns to help you write better composables in Vue. The format is very similar to Clean Components Toolkit: Pattern overview — an in-depth explanation of the pattern, including edge cases, variations, and common pitfalls. Real-world example — an example using the pattern that goes beyond toy demos that don't really show you much. Step-by-step refactoring — see how to use this pattern by following a refactoring example worked out for you. The first 5 patterns are available right now, with the rest coming in early 2025. The first three patterns are borrowed from Clean Components Toolkit, bu...

Monday, December 9, 2024 Podcast: We all own and no one owns podcasting . 11 minutes. # Anyone can build on an open format. That's part of what it means for it to be open. Developers and users are free to use anyone's ideas, or not use them, even if they claim to be the Holy Church of Some Open Format. No one can form an organization that owns the future of the open format because then it wouldn't be open. # I've got the new version of Bingeworthy running here. When I saw how the database code worked, I had to redo it from scratch. It was probably my first SQL project, and I barely knew what I was doing. It's too bad, because looking at it from that point of view I could see how SQL could have been much simpler by making some of the optional features automatic. A higher layer on top of SQL is possible, it seems to me. Having ChatGPT review my ideas has been invaluable in this project. I'm going to use it myself for a while, and see how I wan...

Weekly Vue News #175 Skip Compilation for an Element View online Hi 👋 We are very close to 4000 subscribers, but I need your help to get there! 🚀 If you could write a quick post on BlueSky, LinkedIn or X and recommend this newsletter to your peers, I would be over the moon 🙏 Tag me in it - I'll repost/retweet it for sure! In other news, you can now chat with an AI avatar on this newsletter's website — it's there to answer any questions about the newsletter and might be help...

Sunday, December 8, 2024 Mozilla has repositioned itself as "a global crew of activists, technologists and builders, all working to keep the internet free, open and accessible." These are all worthy goals, but in my experience Mozilla has been an obstacle to these things. I wrote in a comment on Mastodon, "A long time ago they invited me to present my ideas, and like an idiot I thought that's what they wanted, instead it was an ambush, people mostly wanting to ridicule me because they thought anything that a person does can't be any good, it has to come from a big company like Mozilla or Google. I thought then and still do now, how do they justify wasting their time on such a ridiculous thing. I kept on doing what I was doing, but switched off their browser first chance I got." If they really want to get behind projects that make the open web stronger, I'd be happy to help guide them, but only if they've sobered up and take that mis...

Saturday, December 7, 2024 Screen shot of my blogroll on Scripting News. It's dynamic. Shown are the latest posts on the emptywheel blog. When a blog updates it moves to the top of the list. A 2024 adaptation of a concept from early blogging days. It should be part of the social web. You can try it out realtime at scripting.com . # Why I like my Model Y # Yesterday I wrote that I'd trade in my Model Y if an non-Tesla EV came along that equaled it. A few people asked what I liked about the Model Y that I'm not finding in alternatives. Here's the list. # I love the handling of the Tesla. It's a muscle car like the 2007 BMW 535i I used to drive, great acceleration, but handles like the 1993 Miata another car I owned and loved. I've also owned really sloppy cars like a Subaru Forester or a Toyota Sienna minivan, even a 1974 Plymouth Voyager , the largest American passenger car ever made. I'm never going back to a car...

Friday, December 6, 2024 As Trump's cabinet takes shape it's as if the cast of HBO's Silicon Valley is taking over the US government. I'm glad to be alive. I really liked the show, it was incredible satire having lived through pretty much the whole thing, I swear some of the scenes felt like they were set in my backyard at the hacienda in Woodside or at one of our offices , esp in the early days of DaveNet and this blog or the early days of TechCrunch. # When Bluesky was experiencing its huge post-election surge, it was exciting because lots of us users were experiencing the surge in followers and engagement. It was exhilirating. That has slowed to nothing now, no more engagement there than on Threads, Masto or Twitter. The character limit on Bluesky being considerably less than the others makes it harder to rekindle interest imho. And btw the euphoria being gone is neither good or bad, it just is. # ChatGPT is also a tutor. I'm learning new wa...

Thursday, December 5, 2024 Looking for more excellent WordLand bug report writers. 😄 # Chuck Shotton : "Posting a video to YouTube is infinitely easier for a lot of people than understanding how to publish a podcast." True. # 17-minute podcast I recorded on Tuesday after hearing that the president of South Korea had declared martial law. # Dom Christie has an interesting idea related to listening lists . Aggregate all the shows from all the feeds in a list into a single feed. This seems brilliant because it reduces the implementation in the client to almost nothing, just rebuild a feed periodically, it could be done entirely in the client app. But it also could be something users could share with other users, sort of a meta-channel. I think it's brilliant with the caveat that sometimes when you implement it you find something that makes it more complex than it seems at first. This is the second idea I've heard that the initial listening lists...

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