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it's that day of the week where we ship the latest changes to the atproto spaces alpha! if you're interested in building against atproto spaces while it's in alpha, right this way: atproto.com/blog/atproto...
on thursdays we drop the latest/greatest updates to the spec on the atproto spaces alpha host. first round of updates are now live! if you're interested in building against atproto spaces while it's in alpha, you can read more and get access here: atproto.com/blog/atproto...
atproto will continue to find all sorts of different use across the 'net. but at the end of the day the protocol is designed for connecting people.
bluesky has always offered protocol services for devs— the relay, jetstream, and the bluesky api are the main ones. but until today those haven't really had a proper home. the crew as been working hard, and there's (even) more here than meets the eye, let's break this down!!
i'm starting a diary on atmospheric login as a way to explore the topic in some depth. our login experience is how everyday folks will form their understanding of what the atmosphere even is—and the design space is super rich. the web may also have some tricks up its sleeve for us...
Atmospheric login is one of those topics that maintains a constant hum of discussion in our ecosystem, and for good reason: it's how everyday folks make their way into our burgeoning, internected web of apps. I'd like to explore this in some depth, so consider this the first of several diaries. As someone whose job description says, verbatim, “grow the Atmosphere”, open questions about login have become something of a fixture in my mind. Because there are some real stakes here for the network. A...
