I already improved the reply contexts for Twitter, and now also for Github. When I reply to a Twitter or Github url, the "replied to" will change accordingly. It now shows that @username, or the github project or issue number.
I created an improvement to the webmention support. I now also get a notification in my microsub server. If you like you can try to reply to this post. 🙂

Tile38

I integrated Tile38 a bit in my weblog. It can post webhooks when a geoposition enters or exits a geofence. I'm still testing with this but get some results.

It works with the positions that my Android app posts to the weblog. This all works together with a bit of http, json and redis.

Friendster was written in Java. I heard they fired the woman who rewrote the site in PHP so that it'd stop crashing all the time. Possibly apocryphal.

Turns out good architecture (isolated page engines that are destroyed on render) beats bad syntax and even structure. https://t.co/7Y9l6PgYRM
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Slides from my 8 ways to do Concurrency and Parallelism in Perl 6 talk at the German @perlworkshop are at https://t.co/XQsqZBVliw The other two talks I've given before; slides are on my talks archive page. https://t.co/87y4lZzxdR #perl6
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Peter replied to swentel/indigenous-android issue #27

I guess almost all properties should be seen as optional. I can login, but when I open a channel, I only get "Error: No value for ...", with "url", "name", or "text".

Peter created a new issue for swentel/indigenous-android

I get the error "Error: No value for url" and a white page for an channel with an item, that has no url. If the url is "required", then only the entry should be skipped and not the whole channel. But perhaps and entry without url, could also be shown?

TimelineActivity.java#l158

Peter created a new issue for swentel/indigenous-android

Parameter client_id is set to the url of the user, but should be the url of the client (Indigenous)

IndieAuth.java#L282

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