The official Lexicon code generation tooling hasn't evolved much since its initial release. While it serves the core atproto codebase well, third-party developers face significant challenges with bundle size, manual maintenance, and architectural constraints that make building production-ready applications unnecessarily difficult.
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 Garden - ATProtocol Lexicon Browser
Browse and discover ATProtocol lexicon schema definitions
10 things I want to work on after the conference - Alex's Blog
a few people found this tool I made a while ago useful in @alex.bsky.team's lexicon workshop yesterday at #atmosphereconf, so resharing here for anyone else who wants to write their lexicons in typescript prototypey.org
Lex make a registry - Sri's leaflets
Introducing lexicon.store - an unconventional ATProto Lexicon Registry
A beginner's workflow for Lexicons development in AT protocol web apps - We Can Just Do Things
An experimental approach to designing and implementing Lexicons with TypeScript + Next.js
atproto made simple: publishing lexicons - underreacted
Hey we shipped a new Go code generator for lexicon types. Been in production for a couple weeks now 🥳 Based off of @bnewbold.net's cobalt work and @hypha.coop's go-dasl for DRISL serialization. Copies indigo's echo server stub generation verbatim. 100% compatible with @atproto/lex lockfiles.
GitHub - streamplace/glex: Go code generation for atproto. glex: enter the repo
github.comNew 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.devTypeScript developers, rejoice! Every atproto package now ships as ESM, which means our build tooling is modernized and ready for the faster TypeScript 7. Don't forget to check out the stabilized lex SDK while you're here. atproto.com/blog/ts-sdk-upgrades
TypeScript SDK Upgrades - AT Protocol
atproto.coma few people found this tool I made a while ago useful in @alex.bsky.team's lexicon workshop yesterday at #atmosphereconf, so resharing here for anyone else who wants to write their lexicons in typescript prototypey.org
