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Monday, July 7, 2025 Open + web == lost cause? # A longish thread that probably isn't going anywhere. My final thoughts , cc'd here to get on the record. # anyway it's feeling like a lost cause. # to be really blunt, i don't think AP or ATP are the answer. # and i also don't care so much about this style of conversation. and i loathe the character limits and the lack of style and links, and no titles, etc. # it can't only be for wordpress. i love the potential of wordpress, i think even more than matt does, but it isn't enough. # if it's going to be open and of the web it has to be simple and easy, and neither of them are. # bonus for blog readers: i would add, since i ran out of characters on masto, that the great thing about the web is that you can have an idea and be using it the next day. you can't say imho that you're part of the web if you don't deliver that kind of ease of acces...

Weekly Vue News #205 Weekly Vue News #205 - Vue Language Tools 3.0, useSlots, Nuxt Tips & More! View online Hi 👋 I'm back from my vacation and ready to share the latest Vue & Nuxt news with you! Enjoy this issue and have a lovely week ☀️ Vue 📕 What is useSlots in Vue? ...

Sunday, July 6, 2025 Kos is moving to WordPress . Very cool. It means people who write for Kos will be able to use my writing tools. I am sold on the idea of WordPress being the OS for the social web. That's the point of having a platform, we used to call it "users and developers party together." # I saw that Matt backed off from porting Tumblr to run on top of WordPress, basically turning WP into an OS. I thought it was a brilliant idea, but probably overwhelming in complexity. But it was the right idea. We need fewer runtimes. If you can merge two runtimes, go for it. Anyway, this is all related to the "open social web" -- in fact it's central to it. We've got all these philosophically compatible platforms that are technologically unable to work with each other. But what if they all were really on the web? What could we build then? Everything. We would go back to the potential the web had before Twitter and Google Reader split t...

Saturday, July 5, 2025 WordLand v0.5.19 -- Lots of little fixes. # An improvement in WordLand on the server , we now post metadata to WordPress, along with the HTML rendering so that code that runs on the server can now access and possibly in the future even talk back to WordLand. You never know where this stuff can go if the developers take advantage of opportunities to interop. # tinyFeedReader is a hit. But the docs aren't clear enough. It has no user interface, it's a package you can include in a Node app that calls back to you when a new item comes in from one of the feeds you've told it to watch. It's a totally teeny little framework for a feed reader, you get all the standard stuff tucked away out of site, you write the functionality you want to implement. It would be a good thing to turn over to your AI programming partner. It's for people who want to add a feed reader to something else. # Linkblog items for th...

Friday, July 4, 2025 Today is Independence Day in the US, so how about an Independence Day for the web. One simple way would be to hook RSS up to ActivityPub, turning Mastodon and Threads into a big feed reader. It could easily be done in software, it would just take money to keep it running. Not something I could attempt personally. But I would totally help with the software and design. It would open the door for lots of new apps that could communicate with users through a single simple API. I want to talk with people about this at WordCamp Canada in October. # How odd on Independence Day a law goes into effect that funds a secret police for the US. The goal is to flow people from inside the United States into concentration camps, and ostensibly deport them to other countries. It may turn out to be easier and less expensive to just gas them and burn the bodies right here in the USA. I listened to this morning's Daily podcast to hear how they summed up the...