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RSVP: Homebrew Website Club - Asia Pacific (2026-11-25)

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RSVP: YES Name: Homebrew Website Club - Asia Pacific Date: 25 Nov 2026 at 17:30 +08:00 Hosting the Asia Pacific edition of Homebrew Website Club has been truly a delight. I’ve run eight of these since the beginning of August 2026 and the turnout has been solid. There are a handful of newcomers that joined over this period, and I’m thrilled this time zone offers an opportunity for those who traditionally couldn’t join the other meetings. There are also now “regulars” that show up which I’m very thankful for. Thank you everyone for putting up with me while I try to grasp how to moderate remote meeting—lots to learn on my part still (and any feedback is appreciated)! Community building has been very rewarding and I am grateful to have the chance to do it; the IndieWeb community has welcomed me with open arms and I hope to extend that to everyone who is curious, just like I was at the beginning in Q4'25. If you’re interested but not sure what we discuss at these meetings, check out the archived notes on the IndieWeb wiki! We manually take minutes during the HWCs and archive the notes for future reference. Here are a few examples of notes taken at previous Asia Pacific HWCs:HWC: AP - August 05 2026HWC: AP - September 02 2026HWC: AP - October 14 2026HWC: AP - October 28 2026 Everyone is welcome, any skill level. As long as you are interested in learning more about the IndieWeb, you’re invited! The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the “corporate web”. We are a community of independent and personal websites based on the principles of: owning your domain and using it as your primary online identity, publishing on your own site first (optionally elsewhere), and owning your content. — What is the IndieWeb? Click on event page to learn more. See you there! —Naty

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