a part of this is also about showing alternative indexes of the same product, with new modalities. not just the data you can get from pds (which feels a bit plain) and not just the data you can get from bluesky appview (which the official client shows already), but augmented or regrouped RE:
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dan (@danabra.mov)
i think the only way for atproto to succeed is for us to show what apps can do when every app sees every other app's public data, and they share an...
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i think the only way for atproto to succeed is for us to show what apps can do when every app sees every other app's public data, and they share an identity system. no technical or sociological argument is as convincing as seeing seamless interop and the lighthearted competitive landscape it unlocks
>Now that we have a name 50% of the work is done. so real RE:
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Joe Fabisevich (@mergesort.me)
Now that we have a name 50% of the work is done. I’m a little mad that I have absolutely no time right now, otherwise I’d quickly whip somethin...
haha that's fun RE:
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spacecowboy (@spacecowboy17.bsky.social)
I'm starting with a client only UI prototype and I'm faking the PDS calls with localStorage: https://bsky.app/profile/spacecowboy17.bsky.social/pos...
i wish pdsls also let you look at everything grouped by a collection, in addition to by repository. i understand that this would either require an index of the entire network or for volunteers to host the corresponding Slices. but i think it would be a nice way to explore the network. the global db
i have an idea for a fun little atproto app. so my question is… uhh what should i know. i know the β€œlinks between data should be at:// uris” thing. are there other important design principles like this? for backend i was planning to use [@slices.network](
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Slices (@slices.network)
AT Protocol App network and SDKs coming soon. quickslice.slices.network https://tangled.org/slices.network/quickslice join the discord: https://...
 ) and/or maybe [@microcosm.blue](
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microcosm: atproto building blocks (@microcosm.blue)
Open-source APIs to kick-start your next app on ATProto. Community-supported infrastructure ready for production. relay.fire.hose.cam constellatio...
 )
roam on atproto when
wahhh this is so good RE:
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Vladimir (@erus.dev)
Vitest vscode extension now displays your console.logs inline. An example of logging in browser mode:
"the semantic web is already here" too spicy for a blog post title?
skills are a sick concept, love it RE:
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Simon Willison (@simonwillison.net)
TIL Claude's new code interpreter mode has a /mnt/skills/public/ folder full of prompt instructions and Python utilities for creating and manipulat...