@pfefferle, @obenland, @evanprodromou

[davew@mastodon.social]

@pfefferle, @obenland, @evanprodromou

just realized i should show you this.

it's kind of the reverse of what the A8C software does, it inhales RSS and exhales it to WordPress.

it's how I connected scripting.com to daveverse.org.

still a few gaps to fill in, that work is being done as part of the Baseline project. see why i had so much trouble explaining it when we started??

there's a lot of stuff working here, there's very little code in this package. ;-)

[pfefferle@mastodon.social]

@davew @obenland @evanprodromou this neat little plugin of @alex does a very similar thing: https://wordpress.org/plugins/friends/

#wordpress #rss #inbound

[davew@mastodon.social]

@pfefferle @obenland @evanprodromou @alex

of course. reading rss feeds to flow into blogs goes back to the beginning.

i guess what makes this one so neat is that it's built out of two parts with very little more than connecting glue.

it's as if there's a new OS coming into existence. all it needs is a scripting language, something i think about a lot.

i think evan knows that i have some scripting code around, some even deployed. ;-)

[davew@mastodon.social]

@pfefferle @obenland @evanprodromou @alex

btw, i went to the site, and what they're doing is what i'm doing, just in a different place.

thanks for sharing that. do you use it?

i'm coming at it from outside wordpress, so you will be able to hook up to anything via the api.

he's doing it inside wordpress, which is completely legit and right.

the reason -- there is no diff betw a comment and a post. so you really can build networks that way.