There is also a new #PracticalSolid episode about the #PodOS search feature. Check it out and (โ bad pun incoming) let me know how you find it! ๐
Did you know it takes only one docker command to run your own #Solid Pod?
https://tube.tchncs.de/w/mrcADMoetPDHcs9nvrsZ5K
Whether you want to start a local development server or run a pod under your own domain, you'll learn the basics in this video.
A neat syntax to write down data on a #Solid Pod is called #turtle. It is nearly as simple as writing a short english sentence. So let's add a first turtle file to your pod, to make statements about things.
I want to empower you to fully leverage the data stored on your #Solid Pod, extending its potential beyond the limits of individual apps.
To achieve this, we need to cover the basics of Solid's data model: RDF, also known as Linked Data.
This is what my latest @practical_solid video is about.
https://tube.tchncs.de/w/826rp5Y47ydUU9k8wRCGmB
It's easier than you might think, and practical applications quickly follow in future episodes.
With #Solid you do not only gain control over your own data: Using links you can incorporate data that was shared with you into the apps you are using.
In the latest #PracticalSolid video I am showing, how to link an address book stored in another Pod, so that you can view it in your contacts app, right next to the contacts you created yourself.
Kudos to @noeldemartin, who developed this great #Solid app!
There are lots of nice recipes on the web. Bigger recipe sites often allow you to store your favorites in a cookbook. Unfortunately those are always restricted to recipes on that site.
Here comes #Solid to the rescue: With an app like #Umai you can store any recipe found on the web to a cookbook in your own Pod.
In the latest #PracticalSolid video, I am showing you how to do that!
https://tube.tchncs.de/w/x4mML2c4fnHE4xH7JMjCGG
Let me know what you think!
Did you know, that you can use your #Solid Pod to host a #website? I will show you how to upload your first #HTML page.
I am going to show you a super power of Solid: Reusing data in different apps. We do not have to stick with SolidOS, but can use other apps in parallel on the same data.
Angelo Veltens ๐ณ๏ธโ๐