Marty McGuire

Posts Tagged iws

2019
Mon Dec 23
☑ RSVP'd to an event https://2020.indieweb.org/summit
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Mozilla
IndieWeb Summit
The tenth annual gathering for independent web creators of all kinds, graphic artists, designers, UX engineers, coders, hackers, to share ideas, create and improve their personal websites, and build upon each others creations.
I'm not attending.

Update 2020-05-18

As with most in-person events, IndieWeb Summit 2020 has been cancelled.

I’ll be sad to miss out on a fun weekend-and-a-day-or-two time to catch up in person with some great IndieWeb community folks, collaborate on projects, and draw inspiration for my own site.

Thankfully, as a group of folks with a web-focus, there is plenty to keep up with online!

In fact, you can join us at one this week on Wednesday May 20th from 6-8pm US Eastern!

https://events.indieweb.org/2020/05/online-indieweb-meetup-nyc-vkY32vBfCTEJ

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Zoom
ONLINE: IndieWeb Meetup NYC
Join us... on ✨The Internet!✨
Mon Mar 11
☑ RSVP'd to an event https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
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Mozilla
IndieWeb Summit
The ninth annual gathering for independent web creators of all kinds, graphic artists, designers, UX engineers, coders, hackers, to share ideas, create and improve their personal websites, and build upon each others creations.
I'm going!

Looking forward to my third IndieWeb Summit! It’s amazing to reflect on the improvements coming out of the IndieWeb every year. I wonder what I will hack on this time around??

2018
Wed Jun 20

You're Invited to IndieWeb Summit!

The 2018 IndieWeb Summit is now less than a week away, and I'd like to personally invite you, (yes, you!) to join us there.

IWS kicks off with a pre-party on Monday evening at the Pine Street Market where you can enjoy some great handmade food and drinks. More importantly, you can meet and befriend some of the most earnest and clever folks I know when it comes to having fun being yourself on the web. You're likely to share stories about how awful silos like Facebook and Twitter have become, get inspired to build things you didn't even know you wanted to put on your website, and hatch schemes for what you'd love to learn, discuss, and build over the next two days.

Tuesday is a day of discussions and, while there will be some extremely great keynote talks and a chance to show off your favorite feature on your own site, most of the day is reserved for discussions chosen by the folks who attend. I've seen sessions range from the extremely technical (build a Micropub server in 40 minutes) to the extremely personal (what is the meaning of identity on the web?). If you've got burning questions, you can volunteer to lead a session on a topic even (especially?) if you're not an expert. If you're not sure sit in on whatever feels interesting to you! There is no pressure to be clever.

Wednesday is all about creating. Take something you learned from Tuesday, or just something you've been meaning to do, and build it! There will be some optional HowTo sessions for some of the technical IndieWeb building blocks, and lots of knowledgable folks who would love to answer questions and even collaborate on projects. At the end of the day, you can show off what you've got. Or not! It's your website, no pressure.

As the producer of a weekly informational podcast about the IndieWeb, I would love to chat with anyone who is willing! I'll be conducting one-minute interviews on what inspired folks to get involved in the IndieWeb and what they're working on for their personal website. If you want to be interviewed, but we don't find time during the Summit, I'll be around Portland on Thursday, and on Friday I'll be around the Open Source Bridge un-conference.

IndieWeb Summit was one of the most inspiring events for me when I attended my first one in 2017. In the year since I have been inspired to add tons of new things to my website and built out some new IndieWeb-related tools, which I've (sort of) kept track of. Additionally, Homebrew Website Club Baltimore celebrated our 1-year anniversary, and hosted Baltimore's first IndieWebCamp!

So, no matter where you are in terms of technical skills, what your website currently looks like or does, or whether it even exists yet, I encourage you to join us at IndieWeb Summit!

Fri Apr 20
☑ RSVP'd to an event https://2018.indieweb.org/
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Eliot Center
IndieWeb Summit
The eighth annual gathering for independent web creators of all kinds, from graphic artists, to designers, UX engineers, coders, hackers, to share ideas, actively work on creating for their own personal websites, and build upon each others creations.
I'm going!

Can’t wait! IndieWeb Summit was one of my favorite events last year. Really looking forward to seeing what’s changed since last summer. More importantly, looking forward to catching up with everyone and hopefully meeting some new folks as well!

2017
Mon Jun 26

My personal karaoke take from last night. Thanks to the IndieWeb karaoke party team for helping me through it. 🎤😆

Sat Jun 24

Great first day of #IndieWeb Summit! Really enjoyed the opening talks by Aaron, Tantek, Lily, and Ryan.

Also really loved the discussions about special micropub clients, events, updating the IndieWeb site to be less dev-heavy, and especially the lovely tour of interesting personal pages on the web.

Now for dinner and socializing and sleep!

About to kick things off at #IndieWebSummit

Thu Jun 22

LIRR 🚆 to Jamaica Stn. en route to JFK. Excited to be on my way to IndieWeb Summit!

Tue Jun 20

So excited for #IndieWeb Summit this weekend! Two tickets remain, if you want to join us in Portland, OR to build a web for you!

https://2017.indieweb.org/

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Mozilla Portland
IndieWeb Summit
The seventh annual gathering for independent web creators of all kinds, from graphic artists, to designers, UX engineers, coders, hackers, to share ideas, actively work on creating for their own personal websites, and build upon each others creations.
Fri Apr 7
☑ RSVP'd to an event https://2017.indieweb.org/
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Mozilla Portland
IndieWeb Summit
The seventh annual gathering for independent web creators of all kinds, from graphic artists, to designers, UX engineers, coders, hackers, to share ideas, actively work on creating for their own personal websites, and build upon each others creations.
I'm going!

IndieWeb Summit in Portland, OR Jun 24-25th!

Looking forward to meeting some lovely IndieWeb folks!