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My AT Protocol Collections 8
I only understand half of what osprey is, and it's one of the most impressive things I've seen recently.
I truly think this is a game changer for moderating content on the atmosphere and is such an amazing thing to have open sourced
I truly think this is a game changer for moderating content on the atmosphere and is such an amazing thing to have open sourced
Juliet Shen @julietshen.bsky.social
Open sourcing Osprey was an adventure! @discord.com is now powered by the open source community version of Osprey. Read about how Osprey works and what makes a rules engine for fighting abuse powerful:
discord.com/blog/osprey-...
discord.com/blog/osprey-...
Have you read this new blog post? It's on @leaflet.pub. It's literally on @pckt.blog. You can probably find it on @offprint.app. You can read it on @skyreader.app. @greengale.app has it for you. You can @ap.brid.gy it. It's a @standard.site original.
Leaflet @leaflet.pub
Put some Leaflets in your Pckt!
Bind your Pckts into a Leaflet!
StandardSiteRead on LeafPcktLet.
Read your Standard Pckt LeafsSite.
Pckt Leaflets LeafPcktREADReader.
Read. READ. REAd. Read. Read. Read. REaD. Read.
pckt.blog/read
📖 🤝 📖
leaflet.pub/reader
Bind your Pckts into a Leaflet!
StandardSiteRead on LeafPcktLet.
Read your Standard Pckt LeafsSite.
Pckt Leaflets LeafPcktREADReader.
Read. READ. REAd. Read. Read. Read. REaD. Read.
pckt.blog/read
📖 🤝 📖
leaflet.pub/reader
Erlend did a pretty good job responding to the “Be wary of Bluesky” article, but I’ll add a couple of other comments
Erlend Sogge Heggen @erlend.sh
Some of these are fair criticisms (a hundred million in VC funding is always gonna be a huge liability) but many parts of your argument are actively becoming outdated.
I’ll list a few, but also your threat model is off. Acquired platforms don’t close down overnight. There’s always a window of exit.
I’ll list a few, but also your threat model is off. Acquired platforms don’t close down overnight. There’s always a window of exit.
honestly i think a significant part of this is because it was actually kind of impossible to figure out how to use them because the official documentation was barely there.
very thankful @ricky.fm is on a streak rewriting it, e.g. with react.dev/reference/re...
very thankful @ricky.fm is on a streak rewriting it, e.g. with react.dev/reference/re...
react.dev
useActionState – React
Josh W. Comeau @joshwcomeau.com
Interestingly, a majority of respondents who have tried form actions don’t have an opinion about them. More than half in this group did not pick a positive/negative sentiment.
My hunch is that it’s because most of these respondents have barely used them, not enough to form an opinion.
My hunch is that it’s because most of these respondents have barely used them, not enough to form an opinion.
The new Web Weekly is just about to hit all the inboxes! 🫣
If you're into web dev news close to the fundamentals (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out!
webweekly.email/archive/web-...
If you're into web dev news close to the fundamentals (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out!
webweekly.email/archive/web-...
there's now so many cards in blento.app that even i sometimes forget some of them, so here's a thread with all the atmosphere cards so far (in no particular order):
(i'll do a thread with all the non-atmosphere cards some other day)
(i'll do a thread with all the non-atmosphere cards some other day)
This is exactly one of the findings of the study* on tabbed browsing I did ~15 yrs ago — tab usage is bimodal. Funny to see that it (anecdotally at least) still holds up!
∗ "A Study of Tabbed Browsing Among Mozilla Firefox Users" from CHI 2010: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
∗ "A Study of Tabbed Browsing Among Mozilla Firefox Users" from CHI 2010: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
Andy Wingo @wingolog.org
new* thoughts on what web browsers can be by @robin.berjon.com
* new to me, the post is 2023 but still fresh
berjon.com/bigger-brows...
* new to me, the post is 2023 but still fresh
berjon.com/bigger-brows...
berjon.com
You're Gonna Need A Bigger Browser
HTTP caused a massive shift, challenging AOL’s walled garden & opening the early web.
@flipboard.com CEO Mike McCue explains why open protocols matter, how they’re often resisted at first, & how they reshape the web, similar to the shift social media is facing now.
Full ep w/ @rabble.nz, out now.
@flipboard.com CEO Mike McCue explains why open protocols matter, how they’re often resisted at first, & how they reshape the web, similar to the shift social media is facing now.
Full ep w/ @rabble.nz, out now.
One of the most impressive things about this ecosystem is that it allows for people to innovate and create tools we all want before even Bluesky creates them.
Drafts on @blackskyweb.xyz
Encrypted messaging with @germnetwork.com
And many more!
It’s really beautiful to see
Drafts on @blackskyweb.xyz
Encrypted messaging with @germnetwork.com
And many more!
It’s really beautiful to see
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Very cool seeing new accounts in the atmosphere that have never known a app.bsky record and have another atproto app's records
pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
This is so cool — we added notifications when someone links one of your Bluesky posts in Leaflet, and…
@drearicheli.bsky.social linked one of *our* Bluesky posts in this great post with Leaflet feature suggestions:
drearicheli.blog/3mdgnp5dp622y
…so we saw it, and can reply here + on the post!
@drearicheli.bsky.social linked one of *our* Bluesky posts in this great post with Leaflet feature suggestions:
drearicheli.blog/3mdgnp5dp622y
…so we saw it, and can reply here + on the post!
blog.nekomimi.pet
Authenticated Transfer Enables Orchestration - nekomimi
Anuj Ahooja @quillmatiq.com
Reminder: ATProto is more than a protocol for social media
HMRC / GOV.uk developers are saints.
Good ol' multi-page accessible HTML forms. No front-end bullshit. No "developer experience" blocking my progress. No design dribbbled with a 10px grey-on-grey font.
Good ol' multi-page accessible HTML forms. No front-end bullshit. No "developer experience" blocking my progress. No design dribbbled with a 10px grey-on-grey font.
a few months ago i had the immense privilege to speak about Websites at @webdevconf.com in Bristol — i've taken some time to improve on these ideas and build a permanent online home for the essay, which i intend to grow and improve over time 🤍
