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Dec 30, 2025, 4:56 PM UTC

New Year's Day there'll be a kickoff Zoom for #IndieWeb hackathon in January. It'll be a bit like #IndieWebCarnival events but centered on improving software used for indie websites ~ testing, coding, validating. https://events.indieweb.org/2026/01/january-hackathon-kickoff-NCj8j08Gmkxx Hosted by @ciccarello.me

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I'm a software engineer living in Southern California building cool things using JavaScript and other web technologies. I enjoy travel, disc sports, and spending time in nature.

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How We Use GitHub Issues and How That’s Changing — Eleventy

Nov 4, 2025, 5:31 PM UTC

I historically haven’t used GitHub discussions much but I like this process Zach (on the 11ty project) and Cory LaViska are recommending. Often feature requests need refinement before they can be made into actionable issues. So they can languish and make it harder to see the issues ready to work....

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Sanding off friction from indie web connection

Jan 4, 2026, 10:05 PM UTC

I may have skimmed this article before but Tracy has so many great observations and ideas here. This makes me want to write up a roadmap for addressing some of these issues. I’d love to see what an in-person PNW IndieWebCamp would come up with.

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