Repository to manage WhiteWind atproto blogging platform codes
WhiteWind atproto blog | WhiteWind blog
WhiteWind is an atproto blog service that anyone with a Bluesky account can use for free, without providing any personal information. You can write blogs in Markdown syntax and publish them on the internet.
WhiteWind atproto blog
WhiteWind is an atproto blog service that anyone with a Bluesky account can use for free, without providing any personal information. You can write blogs in Markdown syntax and publish them on the internet.
Blog entries of WhiteWind | WhiteWind blog
From WhiteWind to pckt.blog in Just One Click - pckt - Dev Journal
Hey bloggers and WhiteWinders ! WhiteWind has paved the way for long-form blogging on AT Protocol, but as the ecosystem evolves, your blog needs a platform t...
Automatically syncing your blog to atproto and standard.site | jola.dev
Kicking off a little side project for automatically discovering content through blog post feeds and syncing to atproto and standard.site.
Blog entries of Boris | WhiteWind blog
Becoming a better atproto citizen
The blog's standard.site records now carry cover images, a publication icon and theme, and the strongRefs Bluesky uses for enhanced link cards.
Announcing astro-standard-site - bring your Astro blog to ATProto - Impulsive Static
An NPM package to connect your Astro blog to ATProto using the Standard.site lexicon, or the story in which Bryan finally creates a website.
Announcing astro-standard-site - bring your Astro blog to ATProto - Impulsive Static
An NPM package to connect your Astro blog to ATProto using the Standard.site lexicon, or the story in which Bryan finally creates a website.
AT Protocol Development, Tech Talks, and Events
AT Protocol Development, Tech Talks, and Events
Decentralisation and blogging on atproto - Connected Places
The space for blogging and long-form writing on atproto is rapidly developing, and it gives some interesting insight in what decentralisation on atproto looks like
Putting my Neocities blog on ATProto
If this works, I'll be very happy. UPDATE: It worked!
One thing I look for in a blogging platform (whether atproto or otherwise): a way of backing up/exporting my content. This is more important to me than being able to tweak design/fonts etc. Have learned this from hard experience; I've used manymany blogging platforms over the decades.
