Blog posts in category “IndieWeb”
Blog posts related to IndieWeb
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May 17th, 2025Notifications about (almost) anything with ntfy.sh
Notifications suck when they are controlled by others but are fantastic when you can create them for things you want.
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May 14th, 2025Providing next event as API with Eleventy’s Global Data Files and Netlify Functions
I wanted to provide a programmatic access to the next event in our community’s event calendar and combined Eleventy and Netlify Functions to achieve it.
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May 3rd, 2025Hard to spot auto-format error with Prettier, Netlify redirects and Mastodon webfinger
My custom Mastodon redirect kept breaking semi-randomly. I finally figured out why and added a fix to my website project.
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Apr 23rd, 2025How I write and publish blog posts in April 2025
It’s time for documenting my current stack and process for writing and publishing a blog post.
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Apr 16th, 2025Resisting the urge to rewrite the website
Jamie invited us to write about renewal for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival and I decided to write about the technical choices I’ve made to help resist the urge to do big rewrites.
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Mar 15th, 2025view-source explorers welcome
You can look at this site’s source code in the browser and find comments and explanations and non-minified code. I welcome anyone to read the source and learn from it!
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Oct 2nd, 202412th anniversary of hamatti.org
This October marks the 12th anniversary of my current domain. Last six of those years I’ve been running this very site with its blog with over 400 blog posts.
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Jul 8th, 2024I prefer discussion in open web
One of the best parts of an interconnected blogosphere is when we have discussions with each other through blog posts. Manuel Moreale wrote about his preference of having those discussions via email and here I share another personal preference that prioritises discussion in open web.
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Jun 30th, 2024Why a personal site rather than social media presence?
Kev Quirk answered the question in his blog and I wanted to add my two cents on top. It’s a topic close to my heart as a website owner and personal web advocate.