with standard.site compatibility
GreenGale - Atmospheric Blogging
A Markdown blogging platform built on AT Protocol. Write and share blog posts with the Bluesky ecosystem.
Standard.site: the Publishing Gateway
Another deep exploration into ATProto and implementing lexicons
Standard.site: the Publishing Gateway
Another deep exploration into ATProto and implementing lexicons
lexicon.community
lexicon.community has 7 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
Lexicon Store - ATProto Lexicon Schema Registry
Discover and explore AT Protocol lexicon schemas. The verified registry for Bluesky and ATProto lexicons.
Taxonomy for ATmospheric Lexicon and App Directories
I kept going to pull quotes but just like, all of this. lol Something really basic like a taxonomy of concepts has the potential to skew heavily social, because at a technical level there’s almost nothing to it: you have an identity with some labels (synonyms, language-tagged strings—not sure how those’ll be implemented), you might have a definition, and then you have a handful of semantic relations, and the concept scheme class to yoke them together. (Again, I’m using SKOS as a template for th...
atproto made simple: publishing lexicons - underreacted
atproto made simple: publishing lexicons - underreacted
New Build Notes article discussing ATProto and how we as developers can go about forming standard lexicons for common datatypes without being overly prescriptive on implementation details that would limit creativity and competition blog.stygiantech.dev/a/3msmoumcr4d23-atproto-stand…
ATProto Standards Bodies—Guiding the Future of the Network
blog.stygiantech.devwe're officially moving to production lexicons `fm.teal.feed.play`, etc. i'm also filing PRs to multiple repos right now to help with the move, so look for those in your inbox (i'll also ping on bsky) the lexicons will be published to the @teal.fm repo here soon
This generated some discussion so I want to expand on it a bit The context is that standard.site doesn't currently have any lexicons for the actual content. The idea is that the document content is covered by leaflet, offprint, pckt, or other lexicons. But...
Paul Frazee
You shouldn’t use lexicons that don’t actually exist
