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==Prototypes – to be made== | ==Prototypes – to be made== | ||
* turn an e-reader into a server | * turn an e-reader into a server (?) | ||
* resources: | |||
** https://varia.zone/en/free-your-ereader.html (maybe ask those people) | |||
** [https://dmpop.github.io/koreader-compendium/16-ssh/ connect to your e-reader via ssh] using [https://koreader.rocks/ koreader software] | |||
** e-reader in the xml: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobo_Glo Kobo glo hd] (working?) | |||
** [https://linuxvox.com/blog/ereader-linux/ ereader linux] | |||
* rapid prototype cms (how? maybe a .py or .sh script that publishes to the web?) | * rapid prototype cms (how? maybe a .py or .sh script that publishes to the web?) | ||
* a gitpub web based -publication version (using js api) | * a gitpub web based -publication version (using js api) | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 29 September 2025
quicklinks: Prototyping/2025-2026/XPUB2
Workshop ideas
- web inspector
- website programming (back-end)
- readme files: how are they used? how are they 'misued'? (what else can we do with them?), history, why?
Prototypes – documented
Prototypes – to be made
- turn an e-reader into a server (?)
- resources:
- https://varia.zone/en/free-your-ereader.html (maybe ask those people)
- connect to your e-reader via ssh using koreader software
- e-reader in the xml: Kobo glo hd (working?)
- ereader linux
- rapid prototype cms (how? maybe a .py or .sh script that publishes to the web?)
- a gitpub web based -publication version (using js api)
- play with the etherpad (version control?) api
- build a (custom) server for Terms of Servers with Claudio and revisit the publication with it
- would it be possible to make this a rapid prototype? >> what is the simplest server possible?
- #2. Version control writing
Tutorials / Feedback
sep 29th
questions for michael:
- gitPub relating:
sep 15th
w/ manetta
- constant did a publication with version control (what? when?)
- etherpad versioncontrol
- use forking for research on git to create multiple branches/ traces
- navigating a publication like a vein
- a prototype with git that makes me feel the way it writes on to me, how would that transform into layout
- what else would I like to/ could I open up?
and references: michael on etherpad version control, publication by constant including commit messages