“Openness is what makes the Internet the Internet. It needs to be actively pursued if we want the Internet to continue providing the value that society has come to depend upon from it.” — Mark Nottingham
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#Business #Internet #Web #Openness #OpenStandards #OpenWeb #SmallWeb #IndieWeb #Websites #Society #Quotes
“Openness is what makes the Internet the Internet. It needs to be actively pursued if we want the Internet to continue providing the value that society has come to depend upon from it.” — Mark Nottingham
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#Business #Internet #Web #Openness #OpenStandards #OpenWeb #SmallWeb #IndieWeb #Websites #Society #Quotes
Per curiosità mi sono registrato su #Kagi per provare il loro motore di ricerca che invece di guadagnare dalla pubblicità, lo fa dagli abbonamenti. Mi piace l'idea che questo li vincoli a dare risultati di qualità, pena il perdere sottoscrizioni. Assieme ad esso, ho scoperto quello che chiamano lo #SmallWeb Mi sembra di capire che sia una lista curata di siti web di qualità e ricorda i vecchi circoli di siti che si facevano anni fa https://kagi.com/smallweb Ci sto passando tanto tempo, esplorando
I missed this but it's brilliant :
« We Need To Rewild The Internet - The internet has become an extractive and fragile monoculture. But we can revitalize it using lessons learned by ecologists. » by @mariafarrell & @robin Berjon
« Our online spaces are not ecosystems, though tech firms love that word. They’re plantations; highly concentrated and controlled environments … that madden the creatures trapped within. »
Hey, you, reader:
Ever been browsing someone's blog, website, repo -- even their social web profile -- and thought to yourself "Wow, that's really neat. I love what they did here!"
Consider telling them! Someone on here made a post a while back encouraging people to do just that, and I've tried to make a conscious habit of contacting the authors of neat little indie and smolweb sites.
Email, guestbook, comment; whatever it might be, consider reaching out somehow to share your appreciation. You might be surprised at how much it makes their day.
You might also be surprised to discover how much making their day makes yours, too.
🥳 @small-web/kitten version 6.2.2 released
This is Kitten’s type library (see https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/type-safety/ for a tutorial).
This release fixes a few type errors that crept in in the previous release that were stopping it from being compiled with tsc. (You might want to do this if you’re creating, say, type declarations for your component app modules. For a tutorial on app modules, see the one on Database App Modules: https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/database-app-modules/)
Also, some housekeeping: I’ve upgraded the type declarations of any third-party modules used to their latest versions.
Enjoy!
💕
Hey, you, reader:
Ever been browsing someone's blog, website, repo -- even their social web profile -- and thought to yourself "Wow, that's really neat. I love what they did here!"
Consider telling them! Someone on here made a post a while back encouraging people to do just that, and I've tried to make a conscious habit of contacting the authors of neat little indie and smolweb sites.
Email, guestbook, comment; whatever it might be, consider reaching out somehow to share your appreciation. You might be surprised at how much it makes their day.
You might also be surprised to discover how much making their day makes yours, too.
🥳 @small-web/kitten version 6.2.2 released
This is Kitten’s type library (see https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/type-safety/ for a tutorial).
This release fixes a few type errors that crept in in the previous release that were stopping it from being compiled with tsc. (You might want to do this if you’re creating, say, type declarations for your component app modules. For a tutorial on app modules, see the one on Database App Modules: https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/database-app-modules/)
Also, some housekeeping: I’ve upgraded the type declarations of any third-party modules used to their latest versions.
Enjoy!
💕
I missed this but it's brilliant :
« We Need To Rewild The Internet - The internet has become an extractive and fragile monoculture. But we can revitalize it using lessons learned by ecologists. » by @mariafarrell & @robin Berjon
« Our online spaces are not ecosystems, though tech firms love that word. They’re plantations; highly concentrated and controlled environments … that madden the creatures trapped within. »
