cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭
I suck at web frontends.
Anyway. Here is a GIF of the server that automatically clones/pulls #git repositories to auto-generate #golang documentation at all tags and HEAD on the master branch. I'll be using it to document the go #activitypub implementation, as well as some of the other repos in the go-fed org.
After that's launched, expect to see a tutorial (finally!) to follow suit.
Steve "so many ☕️"
I kid, but also curious if anyone has done the activity-streams vocab for professional networking #federation #activitypub
Steve "so many ☕️"
mastodon, but for linkedin #federation #activitypub #badideas
Strypey
@deadsuperhero @dansup @wakest @pfefferle @Bat
Quite a few WP plug-ins have experimented with #fediverse integration with both #OStatus and #ActivityPub. Would definitely be good to see all this effort pooled
https://gitlab.com/fediverse/fediverse.gitlab.io/issues/13
Strypey
@sir #GitTorrent is one attempt to solve the decentralized GH problem, your #sr.ht is another, #GitPub is another, #Git-SSB is another (https://github.com/noffle/git-ssb-intro). Each one tries using a different standardized of protocols (#BitTorrent, email, #ActivityPub, #SSB). Ideally it would be possible to bridge them all, so users and projects could hosted anywhere, and users could contribute anywhere
fridaysforfuture, but everyday
You've ever wonderd how or why to build a social network based on #xmpp?
Maybe not. But in case you're a dev. you might enjoy reading Timothée Jaussoin blog post, with experience of years developing a such a network.
It will also present reasons why xmpp was choosen and what the advantage/disadvantage over #activityPub are.
Be it for curiosity or inspiration, I highly recoment reading this blogpost:
https://nl.movim.eu/?blog/edhelas%40movim.eu
You're not a dev?
Take a look here:
https://movim.eu/
switching.social
The blogging platform #Plume aims to be a federated open source alternative to #Medium, and is under active development.
It's still at a pre-Alpha stage, but you can get regular updates from the lead developer at @BaptisteGelez (the account is on a Plume instance but it federates through #ActivityPub, so you can follow it on Mastodon etc).
There's a demo Plume instance at:
Developers can find out more here:
matt
Some initial thoughts and ideas after getting basic #ActivityPub support in @write_as the other week.
dansup
Instagram & Twitter don't like each other, thats why you can't see IG images in tweets.
Mastodon/Pleroma & Anfora/Fontina/Pixelfed embrace each other, thanks to federation and the fact that we are open source projects.
I think thats pretty awesome. #activitypub
switching.social
The ethical Instagram alternative @pixelfed is launching soon, but did you know that there's another federated photo sharing site in development?
It's called #Anfora (previously known as Zinat) and it's been developed in co-operation with #PixelFed so that they will be as compatible as possible (and they both use #ActivityPub).
Anfora is asking for help and feedback, links below:
Official account:
https://mastodon.social/@anfora
GitHub:
https://github.com/anforaProject/anfora
Dev's account:
https://mstdn.io/@yabirgb
fridaysforfuture, but everyday
hi @gergely I've noticed you're working on federating events nice!
As I understood the federation of events won't be done through #iCal. What is the reason for that? Will it be compatible with ical?
In #hubzilla, events are federated via ical. Would be great having it compatible with the way #ActivityPub does it.
Meaning also, if there are compelling arguments for doing it as in ActivityPub, to switch to this aproach
cc
@macgirvin
@mhall119
@rhiaro
0x1C3B00DA
switching.social
There's an #ActivityPub federated calendar/events site in development called Calendar.social at @calendar_social
It's still very early days, but if you're interested or want to help out, have a look:
https://social.polonkai.eu/@calendar_social
https://gitea.polonkai.eu/gergely/calendar-social
The developer is @gergely
Strypey
@tuxether is this using #ActivityPub for federation?
Strypey
@stigatle you're not going to move to another #fediverse instance? Hopefully #Diaspora can eventually be convinced to support #ActivityPub, since it addresses most of the shortcomings of #OStatus that led them to create their own standardized set of protocols.
Erik
Contributors wanted - Fediverse
https://fediverse.party/en/post/fediverse-info-contributors-wanted/
#thefederation #fediverse #diaspora #ostatus #activitypub #django #vue
Strypey
@drequivalent I believe that's what #Rustadon is working on, and there is another #Rust project implementing #ActivityPub but the name escapes me
fridaysforfuture, but everyday
#Python library for abstracting social federation protocols - http://federation.readthedocs.io/
''goal of that library is to abstract several protocols under one API''
#ActivityPub is comming next!
''If after I implement AP in the library someone wants to contribute the Ostatus/DFRN/Zot or something else, I'd be happy to help pull it through.''
- Jason Robinson (#socialhome dev)
Strypey
@feonixrift @puellavulnerata FWIU both Mastodon and Pleroma use the same custom variant of the #ActivityPub server > client API. Any desktop or mobile client that works with one will work with the other, and there are also some web clients like #Pinafore and #Halcyon that work with both.
Strypey
@ignitionigel groups seems to be possible in #ActivityPub via a concept called 'Collections'. Don't know if any AP apps have actually implemented !groups using Collections though. Anyone know? @deadsuperhero @cwebber
https://github.com/w3c/activitypub/issues/66
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