AT Protocol

Social networking technology created by @bluesky

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There's an official atproto podcast produced by the Bluesky DevRel team, which includes recordings of their bi-weekly livestreams and conversations with the people building on the protocol. Here are a few episodes you might find interesting:

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A conversation with writer and researcher Erin Kissane about the critical importance of listening to people while building new technologies

https://t.co/FuT8yMlEMV

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The IETF is the standards body that manages protocols like HTTP. Bryan Newbold and Daniel Holmgren presented at the latest meeting in Vienna, you can catch up here:

https://t.co/xS52zPIW5y

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Did you know that the foundational technology of apps like @bluesky, https://t.co/HqUGPFO7hX, https://t.co/2gzxV9dzyP, https://t.co/KG2uniAwcN, and https://t.co/ARrMGBYv45 is in the process of becoming an open standard with the IETF?

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As always, reach out if you have any questions, we're excited about the possibilities of an open, decentralized internet.

https://t.co/aFwZ1XtzVX

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Did you know AT Protocol was spun out of Twitter to create decentralized technology that anyone can use to build the next generation of web applications on? The protocol is being formalized as an open standard like HTTP so that no one owns it. Here's how you can help 🧵

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Next, consider joining IETF 126 where atproto is on the agenda. (You can join remotely if you can't make it to Vienna)

https://t.co/FRuYHy4MWo

[Johanna Larsson 🏳️‍🌈 @joladev]

Wrote about messing around with @at_protocol
and working on automatic syncing of blogs to standard site of my blog (and any blog)

Bonus: it's open source and written in #Elixir. Work in progress!

https://t.co/T7j1kBmQ8c

[David Gasquez @davidgasquez]

@zeeg @j1ngb0 @mitsuhiko The folks over @at_protocol are working on adding a permissioned data layer on top of it. I think that'd be the best layer for agents!

Both as the place to store threads and as the place for them to collaborate and reuse data.

https://t.co/9zAAzfCB7s

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Getting to chat with the folks building a better web is one of our favorite parts of the job, so we're going to do more of it (and on a regular schedule)

https://t.co/5CmbX6jYBf

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Our latest Off Protocol conversation is with the Head of Product at ROOST tools, an organization dedicated to making trust and safety available to everyone.

https://t.co/PHy8djzeCS

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What if we told you there's are first-class trust and safety tools that scale from the smallest teams to the biggest social media networks? And that it's not only free but open source? Surely that can't be right because trust and safety is too big. Right?

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And if you've been looking for a reason to stop using `transition:generic` here it is! Make sure your app is only requesting the scopes it needs.

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We know picking the right OAuth scopes can be confusing, so we built a tool to help with that. Grab the proper scopes and permission sets from apps across the ecosystem with our new Scope Builder.

https://t.co/C4zJ1KfF2h

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And you can just watch the episode directly, right here

https://t.co/Yvcj49BHjZ

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We're always looking for new ways to introduce the core ideas behind AT Protocol's high-scale open network for building web applications and were thrilled to work with @codetv_dev

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Check out the latest episode, along with resources we've collected to help you get started building your own Atmospheric website

https://t.co/VaNkSjkaNi