For the sake of documentation, here's a thread of all the conversations I've been having about atmosphere websites 🧵

For the sake of documentation, here's a thread of all the conversations I've been having about atmosphere websites 🧵

Oh no, I built something new on the atmosphere. Introducing, atmowx.net

My first attempt at an Atmospheric blog, throwing it back to 1995, when I built my first website on the internet. The possibility. The potential. That's how I feel about the Atmosphere today.

My version of an introduction to The Atmosphere: naming-things-is-hard.pckt.blog/the-new-social-internet-a-sta…

we've been doing some early building with atmospheric groups, and all i can say so far is that this is something completely new and exciting. everyone who has been involved should be proud. the future of the web might just rule

“In the atproto community, apps built on the protocol are called ‘Atmospheric.’ So: my website is now Atmospheric, and this post is about what that actually means.” @disnetdev.com said the thing! disnetdev.com/blog/an-atmospheric-website

Dead serious I think Atmosphere in a Box might be one of the best DevEX things I've ever created. Dropped it in to remove a railway dependency on one product already. Released 0.7.0 last night adding dynamic network allocation, wildcard domains, jwks secret generation, and stronger CI examples.

The Atmosphere is a new open network. The features: - Your account works on all atmosphere apps - You can switch to a new provider with no fuss - Easy to make your own apps on it - Works great with personal websites And, Bluesky is an atmosphere app.

@sarava.net is coming AtmosphereConf and launching Skylimit, an open source Atmosphere client designed to make social media more intentional and less overwhelming. 1/3