Percolator
a microcast by Aaron Parecki
Episode 23: Thinking about a Website for Events
I keep thinking about building a website to post events
Episode 21: A Webring for Microcasts??
Announcing microcast.club, a directory (or webring) for microcasts!
Episode 20: A Public Launch of Aperture?
I'd love to be able to share this IndieWeb reading experience with others!
Episode 19: Soft-Launching Monocle and Aperture
Soft-launching Monocle and Aperture, and thinking about private feeds
Episode 18: IndieWebCamp Baltimore
IndieWebCamp Baltimore, Smart Cars, and Renaming Monocle to Aperture
Episode 17: It's 2018!
Getting back in the swing of things, working on Monocle, looking forward to IndieWebCamp Baltimore!
Episode 16: IndieWebCamp Austin!
IndieWebCamp Austin, Patreon, and some thoughts about payments and patronage on the indie web
Episode 13: Trains, Feeds, and a Small Polling Infrastructure
Starting to build out the infrastructure for Monocle, a Microsub server and feed reader
Episode 11: What are Instagram Stories?
A bit of a diversion from my normal routine where I implemented Instagram Stories on my own website.
Episode 9: Streamlining my Microcast Workflow
I wrote a new Micropub app to help me publish Microcast episodes quicker
Episode 7: Making Micropub More Useful
Thinking about what is needed for the Micropub spec for it to be even more useful.
Episode 4: Pretending to be an iOS Developer
Talking about what it takes to publish an app on the iOS app store.
Aaron Parecki Aaron Parecki is the co-founder of IndieWebCamp, an annual unconference on data ownership and online identity. He edits specs at the W3C, and maintains oauth.net. He has spoken at conferences around the world about OAuth, data ownership, quantified self, and even explained why R is a vowel.
