This Week in the IndieWeb

June 5-12, 2026

Recent Events

From events.indieweb.org/archive:


Side Project Socials happen bi-weekly on Thursday nights and are a chance to hang out with others while working on your side project, and chat with others about what you're making.




HWC Nuremberg is a in-person meeting for everybody who is interested in setting up a personal website and talk about web-related issues.


Homebrew Website Clubs are online and/or in-person meetups where we discuss designing and developing our personal websites as a way to take back our online identities and control our content. This is an in-person-only event.

Upcoming Events

From events.indieweb.org:




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The Nürnberg Digital Festival is for anyone curious about digital transformation and ready to help drive digital transformation together.




Front End Study Hall is an HTML + CSS focused group meeting, held on Zoom to experiment and learn with the basic building blocks of the web. All skill levels welcome.


Side Project Socials happen bi-weekly on Thursday nights and are a chance to hang out with others while working on your side project, and chat with others about what you're making.

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IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2026 is on the last weekend of the Nuremberg Digital Festival! Make your travel plans, add this event to your calendar, and join chat.indieweb.org/events for updates! More details on the wiki page: IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2026


HWC Nuremberg is a in-person meeting for everybody who is interested in setting up a personal website and talk about web-related issues.

This is special edition of HWC as part of the Nürnberg Digital Festival.


HWC Nuremberg is a in-person meeting for everybody who is interested in setting up a personal website and talk about web-related issues.




This event is a place to discuss writing and writing-related topics. If you write on the web, whether short messages, detailed blog posts, reviews, rantings or fiction, come join us.


Join us for this one-off in-person event to celebrate ten years since the first Homebrew Website Club London.

This is an in-person only event.


What We’re Reading

From news.indieweb.org:

Weeknote 2026-W19: Catching Up, Git & Double Link Roundup
by burgeonlab.com on
Retro-Tech Parenting
by havenweb.org on
a post
by paulopinto.xyz on
The discussion worth fostering about the importance of networked society and new platforms that empower individuals is whether cyberspace can be considered a space of genuine inclusion and equal opportunity. On this topic, it will be essential to address the access agenda and the code of access, prerequisites for making that possible, as Panayota Gounari refers in her book A Democracia na Nova Era Tecnológica (Gounari, 2009). The first concerns citizens’ economic capacity to acquire the ...
Philly Homebrew Website Club 10 Recap
by zephnet.biz on
Bringing people together with the web
by jamesg.blog on

New Community Members

From IndieWeb Wiki: New User Pages:

User:Thudfactor.com

John Williams (photo) Pronouns: he/him John is a front-end web developer and agilist (not a composer)Virginia USA https://thudfactor.com/ Chat Nickname: thudfactor Elsewhere: https://www.filmhydra.com,  @thudfactor@hachyderm.io

Created by Thudfactor.com on Friday and edited 3 more times

User:Bndrybjct.bearblog.dev

Created by Bndrybjct.bearblog.dev on Thursday and edited 3 more times

User:Bisgetty.com

Created by Bisgetty.com on Tuesday and edited 2 more times

User:Maxhaesslein.de

Created by Maxhaesslein.de on Thursday and edited 1 more time

Top New Wiki Pages

From IndieWeb Wiki: New Pages:

inactive projects

inactive projects are projects that appear to be unmaintained, abandoned, or with few if any updates or active users, yet are still online and could be re-activated by someone in the community.

Created by Tantek.com on Monday and edited 3 more times

post footer

A post footer is an optional section at the bottom of a post, typically after the primary post content, that may contain various features such as comments and other responses, a glossary of terms used in the post, footnotes, additional recommended reading or related articles, links to translations of the post, or other secondary material.

Created by Tantek.com on Wednesday and edited 1 more time

2026/Nuremberg/Planning

🏰 2026 Nuremberg planning is for organizing IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2026; this page is an archive of the initial planning Nuremberg from the Planning page.

Created by Tantek.com on Friday

New Event Notes

From IndieWeb Wiki: New Pages:

Homebrew Website Club Nürnberg: 2026-06-10

Homebrew Website Club - Pacific: 2026-06-10

Homebrew Website Club Europe/London: 2026-06-10

Homebrew Website Club - Philadelphia: 2026-06-07

Top Edited Wiki Pages

From IndieWeb Wiki: Recent Changes: