Basically, they're kind of building a layer for service infrastructure that's in theory kind of similar to what Bluesky is doing. It's still in the early stages.
I wrote up the process of migrating accounts with 'goat' (a golang CLI tool for atproto), both the "automated" way and "manual" way.
What's the future of identity on the social web? What could it look like to everyday users? Could it span AT Proto and ActivityPub? In this wide ranging interview with @jay.bsky.teamflipboard.video/w/ophhJTECuL...
There’s a reason journalist and Bluesky board member Mike Masnick calls the platform “the most interesting experiment going in social media.” Originally launched as a project within Twitter in 2019...
Earlier this month, the Mastodon project announced a new initiative funded by NGI Search: #Fediverse Discovery Providers! The goal is to build a resource framework for different kinds of services that can work with potentially any instance or platform.
Mastodon Engineering has announced a new network-wide effort to create a framework for service providers offering a variety of capabilities.
Evan Prodromou, the creator of StatusNet, the OStatus protocol, and co-author of #ActivityPub#Fediverse.
A new organization emerges to help tackle some of the challenges the Fediverse faces, from advocacy and policy to training and tooling.
The demo videos from #FediForum#Fediverse software, as shown off by the developers themselves! Innovation is alive and kicking in the Fediverse! Given this is the Fediverse, get them from PeerTube here […]
To me blacksky is the most prominent example of Bluesky as a project working as intended—maybe the only one. Supporting it financially to keep its architects and users safe is a no brainer.
We have to give a huge shout-out and thank you to @scottkellum.com@typetura.com, for their amazing work with our redesign. We're excited to see what comes next!
