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Yep. Tbh, I still use manual POSSE, because I've found that I prefer to tailor what goes where, and how; it all ends up on my site in some form (though quite a lot of the stuff on socials is currently private only, which is another advantage of having a server)
[Murray]2
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2026-01-06 10:45
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I have to say, I started with fully static, and I'm not on a hybrid approach running via a more traditional web host, using Astro. There are definitely some rough edges, but I do enjoy having much more capability at hand
[Murray]2
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2026-01-06 10:42
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Doesn't need to be full SSR, but a few server islands and some HTML streaming can do a lot
[Murray]2
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2026-01-06 10:40
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[aciccarello]: I've raised a PR to micropub.js to add PKCE support.
simpleauthority
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2026-01-06 10:40
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@simpleauthority that's a classic conundrum 😄 There are definitely ways to handle webmentions without hosting your own endpoint (http://webmention.io is the usual answer, alongside some client-side JS to fetch and display without needing to build), but Micropub is a different beast
[Murray]2
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2026-01-06 10:39
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[tantek] I got my first year end recap from Letterboxd a few days ago. It wasn't much use, just some overall stats. Not sure how much meaningful data it could've given me, I just barely started using it last year and only in sporadic bursts.
[Al_Abut]
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2026-01-06 09:35
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Wow, that's a gorgeous site Ekul
[Al_Abut]
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2026-01-06 09:30
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I'm overthinking about how I want to set up my blog with micropub support. For my frontend, I'm using astro, which is primarily a static site builder but has SSR support. One thing I'm thinking about doing is standing up a custom micropub server to receive posts, turn them into markdown, use a git library to commit that markdown to my site's
simpleauthority
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2026-01-06 07:26
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embrace SSR, use a database to store the posts, and do it the traditional way. The only downside with option 2 is managing a server deployment for my personal website. But, in a way, it also allows me to do more with my site by integrating some extra backend things since I'll already have a server to throw stuff on. Thoughts?
simpleauthority
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2026-01-06 07:26
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repository, and then the CI/CD will automatically rebuild the site and republish it, keeping it entirely static. However, if I integrate webmentions, I'm a bit worried that this could cause a rebuild storm if a lot of mentions come in since it will be one commit per webmention (and 1 static file per webmention). The other option of course is to
simpleauthority
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2026-01-06 07:26
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