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Goodbye Dribbble.

I’ll be presenting a beginner’s guide to the IndieWeb.

When people ask what is the IndieWeb, and who is it for, do its principles hinder more than they help?

A quick progress update covering what’s recently been added, what’s still missing and my longer term ambitions for the project.

I’ve been on a bit of a mission lately.

The first IndieWebCamp of 2024 is coming to Brighton in March.

Want jam, have jam.

How I spent my weekend at 2023’s lone IndieWebCamp.

Noodling on nodes.

Indiekit is the little Node.js server with all the parts needed to publish content to your personal website and share it on social networks.

A welcome moment of reflection regarding Indiekit.

The web is agreement?

In thinking about the fabric of the web, I unpick a few threads and tie myself in knots.

As people look to replace Twitter as their social network of choice, Mastadon and Micro.blog have emerged as early contenders.

Twitter is a place I visit to get annoyed. I need an alternative. That alternative could be my very own website.