deniz @deniz.blue · 05/08/2026Hello! The site is working on my end and I couldn't reproduce this issue. What browser and OS did you use while trying to open the site? Thanks 100
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/05/2026screw npm, doesn't let me publish my packages, literally gatekeeping 160
deniz @deniz.blue · 20/05/2026when you create a new event, you're forced to choose where you save it - and atmosphere is in that list what i meant is, the list of events which you track (some from atproto, some from http, etc) are not synced to your pds 120
deniz @deniz.blue · 20/05/2026you can already log into the atmosphere from the settings and save events there! just, no syncing tracked events list, because privacy OpenEvnt was also designed *without* the assumption that an "event from a source = organizer" - there's an open issue for adding organizer metadata component too 110
deniz @deniz.blue · 20/05/2026yeah, that is my end goal - one app to track events from anywhere a week or two ago i actually rewrote all of the database logic to support any source and data format combination and I'm thinking about allowing users to make their own fetchers and parsers/converters 110
Reposted by denizcallcc @callcc2.bsky.social · 15/04/2026If you're ever gonna make a federated/decentralized protocol, make an official instance, but make it go down on weekends. #ATProto 122
Reposted by denizOpen Evnt @evnt.directory · 13/04/2026Most event formats require a precision that doesn't exist in the real world. We're starting a series on Open Evnt and how we're rethinking event schemas - starting with Partial Dates!evnt.leaflet.pubScheduling is complex: Why we need Partial DatesFirst in a series about fixing the structural flaws in how we represent events 291
deniz @deniz.blue · 03/04/2026i think it has something to do with the "hierarchy": pds → repo → collection → record, where if you have the multi column layout its not immediately obvious 120
deniz @deniz.blue · 03/04/2026nah in my opinion PDSls is more simple to use and simpler still tbh 0101
deniz @deniz.blue · 26/03/2026eventsl.ink also supports @lexicon.community events too! eventsl.ink/e?at=at://did:plc:lehcqqkwzcwvjvw66uthu5oq/community.lexicon.calendar.event/3lte3c7x43l2eeventsl.inkATmosphereConf 2026📅 March 26, 2026 16:00 - March 30, 2026 01:00 (UTC) 010
deniz @deniz.blue · 26/03/2026thanks! the detailed view was horrible so i kinda cheated by trying to imitate atmo.rsvp a little 020
Reposted by denizP(aul) Frazee @pfrazee.com · 21/03/2026The 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. 2059779
Reposted by deniztinybaby @tiny.baby · 22/03/2026I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as BlueSky, is in fact, atproto/BlueSky, or as I've recently taken to calling it, atproto plus BlueSky. BlueSky is not a service unto itself, but rather another component of a fully functioning distributed system made useful by atprot 615723
deniz @deniz.blue · 24/03/2026exactly lmfao I have like 3-4 pages who are in limbo because of this 040
Reposted by denizslonkazoid ⊗ @slonk.ing · 22/03/2026so google added a bunch of bullshit currencies 2143
Reposted by denizdawn (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧ @ptr.pet · 23/03/2026i wrote a little something ^^90008.leaflet.pubthe case for hydrantwhy should you use hydrant? how does it compare to tap? 17329
Reposted by deniztobyfox @tobyfox.undertale.com · 17/03/2026The professional testers are familiarizing themselves with the game now. They begin formally testing on April 1st. Japanese translation quality assurance is projected to be completed in April. Outside of addressing bugs and translation, most of the development team has moved on from Chapter 5. 176114661389
deniz @deniz.blue · 14/03/2026Hi! I'm working on a RichText for evnt.directory and your gist definitely gave me a nice path to follow, so thank you. However, one thing I really want to support is non-text inline style spans, which means spans would be an union of many types rather than a strict {text,...}, what do you think? 000
Reposted by denizcallcc @callcc2.bsky.social · 12/03/2026@DarioAmodei predicted AI will replace all software engineers in >12 months. So I made a calendar to track how many days I have until my inevitable replacement. 021
deniz @deniz.blue · 12/03/2026react mentioned, im here to drop my favorite react library mantine.dev 020
deniz @deniz.blue · 10/03/2026Have you heard of @plural.host ? And has plural.host seen this? Probably not, so let this reply be it lol 000
Reposted by denizOpen Evnt @evnt.directory · 10/03/2026we are building a new data format for events 🌐 evnt.directory 📘 github.com/deniz-blue/e... does it look good enough for majority of use cases? we definitely need more feedback on this 👀 oh and also it supports atprotoevnt.directoryOpen Evnt 022
deniz @deniz.blue · 10/03/2026no it means that if you use a library that uses standardschema.dev as input/validator provider you can use atproto lex like how you could use i.e zod schemas 030
Reposted by denizLittle Pisster @omo-imouto.pub.moe · 18/02/2026Where were you when ATProto Digest was kill? 073
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/02/2026oh yeah you are right! also preach on the "u dont need an appview" part tbh. the current site i sent is definitely just a draft anyway, I want there to be comprehensive cons and pros with approaches while having it easily navigatable (cough atproto.com cough) and easy to understand kinda etc 111
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/02/2026hi, feel free to dump info on atproto.deniz.blue because i feel like it would be good , yea,, 211
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/02/2026you're& welcome :3 the original previous version had support for systems/plurality and im currently kinda waiting for @plural.host mature a bit, the lexicon i defined allows member based relationships but raaah no one has good member lexicons yet 160
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/02/2026working on atproto.deniz.blue (atproto community wiki) feel free to contribute 121
deniz @deniz.blue · 23/02/2026oh, storing projects in atproto is actually a good idea, my site gets them from my github readme repo lol 111
Reposted by denizShinji time ateus com Nossa Senhora Aparecida @henshinjikun.bsky.social · 17/02/2026 62326871
