ayo, 15 days ago (edited 13 days ago) 🎉 Project /threads now live! 🔗 https://ayco.io/threads -- a way to select social posts and (in the future) offer fine-grained topical subscriptions. Depending on your requirements & resources, you can also have your own threads deployed on your site, either of the two options personal.site/threads threads.personal.site This is the first of some tiny self-hostable apps I plan to work on, that can be composed together. #webdev #frontend #threads #indieweb
🎉 Project /threads now live!
/threads
🔗 https://ayco.io/threads -- a way to select social posts and (in the future) offer fine-grained topical subscriptions.
Depending on your requirements & resources, you can also have your own threads deployed on your site, either of the two options
This is the first of some tiny self-hostable apps I plan to work on, that can be composed together.
#webdev #frontend #threads #indieweb
ricard, 15 days ago @ayo Interesting! Since you already self-host your Mastodon instance, seems a bit redundant 🤔
@ayo Interesting! Since you already self-host your Mastodon instance, seems a bit redundant 🤔
ayo, 15 days ago @ricard i see my Mastodon as the “main branch” of my thoughts then there as a release candidate before they get to a blog 😄
@ricard i see my Mastodon as the “main branch” of my thoughts then there as a release candidate before they get to a blog 😄
dusnm, 15 days ago @ayo Nice job. Damn, such a simple python app. Flask's templating honestly feels like cheating, considering how much more work you need to do in something like Go to support the same thing. 😢
@ayo Nice job. Damn, such a simple python app. Flask's templating honestly feels like cheating, considering how much more work you need to do in something like Go to support the same thing. 😢
ayo, 15 days ago @dusnm Haha yeah same thoughts. Sometimes you don’t need the fastest runtime. In a scope like this the difference is negligible.
@dusnm Haha yeah same thoughts. Sometimes you don’t need the fastest runtime. In a scope like this the difference is negligible.
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