@uhhhalexvx Maybe.

Though, I do think it's great that #indieweb ideas/ideals/experiments/technologies/designs are being exercised multiple languages/tools.

I don't like PHP or Node (personal preference) and a fair bit of #indieweb work is being done in those languages.

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I don't think flat files as the primary datastore is a (always) good idea. & it won't work with write only ephemeral files systems (Heroku).

I don't think monolithic apps are a good idea. (Most #indieweb implementations have been pretty monolithic, so far.)

E.g., I don't think @withknown handing out subdomain URLs is any less vendor fragile than Tumblr/WordPress(.com)/Posterous, etc.

I don't agree with all things that all #indieweb people/projects are doing. But I don't have to do them on my site / in my software.

“HTML is not just one output format among many; it is *the* format of our age.”

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@swrobel you don't wanna know.

Saying you should never use a database is like saying you should never use a programming language. There are cases to use or not use both.

@dret I disagree. HTML is the lingua franca of the web. Other media types come and go. HTML sticks around. #indieweb

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In addition to pg as my primary datastore, daily pg (heroku) backups, I also have static HTML backups locally and offsite. Bc I'm paranoid.

Uh, @twitter.

Why is your email's subject to me a question?

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