We live in such interesting times. Over the weekend, I added support for the standard.site spec. All my posts are published as standard.document attached to my Bluesky account. Well, when I say “I added” I mean I worked with claude to add this to my blog.
This all happened when I saw this skeet on a Saturday morning while having my morning coffee:
[Embedded post from Bluesky]
So, a quick…
A deep dive into the origin story of W Social, an analysis of the strategic arguments they have been using to appeal to government officials, media companies and advertisers... and the discussion of conflicting signals they have been sending
On returning to writing, ditching the platforms, and what ATproto makes possible.
This post isn't about the ActivityPub plugin. ATmosphere is a separate plugin from the same small team, for the other half of the open social web: the AT Protocol, the open network behind Bluesky. We're posting about it here because the audience overlaps and the mission is the same. If there's enough interest, we'll spin up a dedicated blog for it. Until then, this is the closest venue.
Today is…
Two weeks into Automattic's Radical Speed Month, the WordPress.com Reader has grown a Mastodon tab, a Bluesky tab, and a Google Reader-compatible API. Here's what shipped, what's still to come, and how it connects back to the ActivityPub plugin.
Two weeks into Automattic's Radical Speed Month, the WordPress.com Reader has grown a Mastodon tab, a Bluesky tab, and a Google Reader-compatible API. Here's what shipped, what's still to come, and how it connects back to the ActivityPub plugin.
This is a test.
This is a test.
After creating my own ATproto suite of modules for Drupal I was excited to see Affinity Bridge had ported the Wordpress Atmosphere plugin to Drupal. While there are some major differences they both achieve the same goal of publishing Drupal content as both Bluesky posts and Standard Site documents. Here are some of the key differences.
Module | ATproto | Atmosphere
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Structure |…
After creating my own ATproto suite [1] of modules for Drupal I was excited
to see Affinity Bridge [2] had ported the Wordpress Atmosphere plugin to
Drupal [3]. While there are some major differences they both achieve the same
goal of publishing Drupal content as both Bluesky posts and Standard Site
documents. Here are some of the key…
After creating my own ATproto suite of modules for Drupal I was excited to see Affinity Bridge had ported the Wordpress Atmosphere plugin to Drupal. While there are some major differences they both achieve the same goal of publishing Drupal content as both Bluesky posts and Standard Site documents. Here are some of the key...
The folks at Affinity Bridge released a Drupal module that will publish Drupal content to the ATmosphere as both a Bluesky post and Standard Site document. At first glance it appears to be more feature complete than my own modules. Let's see how it does.
I have been working on various ATproto integrations for Drupal over past few months, and have now combined them into a single suite. The code is available on Github. Much of this is tailored to my custom Drupal content types and would only server as an example to others, however you should be able to use the atproto_client as is and write your own code on top of it.
The individual modules…
I have been working on various ATproto integrations for Drupal over past few
months, and have now combined them into a single suite. The code is available
on Github [1]. Much of this is tailored to my custom Drupal content types and
would only server as an example to others, however you should be able to use
the atproto_client as is and write your own code on top of it.
The individual…
I have been working on various ATproto integrations for Drupal over past few
months, and have now combined them into a single suite. The code is available
on Github [1]. Much of this is tailored to my custom Drupal content types and
would only server as an example to others, however you should be able to use
the atproto_client as is and write your own code on top of it.
The individual…
A guide to using your 'everything account' on the AT protocol as your own personal CMS