Noel De Martin @noeldemartin@noeldemartin.social

@vinnl There is a couple of things I need to improve: Adding and reading from the Type Registry and giving "power users" more control over where to store them, like /public, /private, /inbox, etc. The last one is tricky, because I don't want to confuse users who don't know much about Solid, so I'm not doing anything about it for now.

@vinnl Yes sure :)

That's what workspaces are for, and why they are "special" lists. When users create a Workspace in the UI, that creates a new `ldp:Container` in the root of the storage that I got from `pim:storage` and I use the workspace name to create a slug. Inbox tasks are direct children of this workspace container, and you can create lists within which are also containers for tasks.

@vinnl Hi there :) If you read the description of the deck I have a brief explanation of the slides. This in particular is what you'd ask users in the "log in" screen, instead of logging into your application, you ask them where they want the data to be stored and ask for permissions. I actually use this package to achieve that: https://github.com/solid/solid-auth-client

Here you can find the slides from my talk at #BlockchainSpirit yesterday, thanks to everyone who was there! #Solid https://speakerdeck.com/noeldemartin/showcasing-an-app-that-uses-the-solid-protocol-for-decentralized-storage

Tomorrow afternoon I'm giving a lightning talk at #BlockchainSpirit where I'll explain how I built a Task Manager using the #solid protocol, come say hi if you're around! https://blockchainspirit.splashthat.com/

Here you can find my slides and a summary of yesterday's presentation on #Solid #MyData https://speakerdeck.com/noeldemartin/an-introduction-to-solid

Today I'll be talking about #Solid in the #MyData meetup (talk in Catalan). Come join us! https://www.meetup.com/MyData-Barcelona/events/268485856/

I just found out that most wireless mouse controllers have a hidden compartment next to the batteries to store the USB stick 🤯

@imacrea Yeah I know, I was just trying to be helpful, nevermind xD

@imacrea Yeah I agree, that's why I said "the closest thing", but I guess fosdem is not the best place to find that :/

@vinnl So far I haven't got to watchlists, but it's something I want to do for sure. I am already using schema.org for the models, so maybe I'll find something there for watchlists as well :).

@imacrea there is an open source design devroom, I guess that's the closest thing you'll find https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/track/open_source_design/

I just created an RSS feed of my /now page! I haven't been very active in my blog, but I've kept updating this, so subscribe if you want see what I'm up to! https://noeldemartin.com/now/rss.xml

@sl007 @rubenverborgh Nice, I didn't know about offdem, I'll check it out.

I am attending #fosdem this weekend, anyone around who wants to talk about #solid and #linkeddata? https://noeldemartin.com/tasks/attending-fosdem-2020

Some people is against New Year Resolutions, but I do them and here's two things I always keep in mind:

✅ It's better to build habits than set goals, so many of my goals are tracking new habits

✅ Keep them SMART (Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic and Time-related)

"If you A/B test a website enough times, it will turn into a Porn site." 🤣 If you haven't yet, listen to Akimbo https://www.akimbo.link/blog/s-5-e-18-publishing-is-hard

Have you ever wondered how to to test your Laravel app using Cypress? Here's how https://noeldemartin.com/blog/testing-laravel-applications-using-cypress

"What simultaneously sucks and doesn't? This new robot vacuum cleaner" Is this the best news headline ever? 😂 I signed up for The Register newsletter some weeks ago and it's awesome. Great way to stay up-to-date and hilariously funny. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/10/23/anker_vac/

Am I the only one who watches videos and listens to podcasts at 1x?