ActivityPub
ActivityPub is a W3C standard for an open, interoperable communication protocol primarily used by federated social networks. With the rise of Mastodon, and its adoption of ActivityPub, this protocol has become the most prominent one on the Fediverse.
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News
Encrypted DMs Are Coming to ActivityPub
A recent proposal and grant funding might finally make secure, encrypted private messaging viable for the entire network.
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Guides
How to Stream to PeerTube or Owncast with OBS Studio
An increasing amount of Fediverse platforms support Live Streaming. We wrote a short guide to help you get started!
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News
Mastodon Incorporates as a Non-Profit in the US
The company behind one of the biggest projects in the Fediverse has migrated as an entity to the United States…
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Publishing
Decentered S1E8: WordPress-ActivityPub with Matthias Pfefferle
Today, we sit down with Matthias Pfefferle of Automattic, the developer behind the ActivityPub integration for WordPress!
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News
ActivityPods: Federated Solid Pods
There's an effort on the network to connect the Fediverse's federation powers to Solid's data storage and access capabilities.
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News
Substack Competitor Ghost Announces ActivityPub Integration
Ghost, a major publishing platform, follows in the footsteps of WordPress. Both platforms may be able to follow each other…
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News
Emissary is Whatever You Want It To Be
Emissary has some really wild tricks up its sleeve, and allows you to build whatever kind of interface or app…
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News
PubKit Officially Launches Closed Beta
The developer of Pixelfed unveils his newest project, a long-awaited suite of tools designed to help people building for the…
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The Mixtape
The Mixtape #5: Canned Nostalgia
For this Mixtape, we're going to be reaching into memories of the past to find something new. It's refreshing, but…
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News
IFTAS Publishes DSA Guide for the Fediverse
The European Union Digital Services Act is upon us! But don't worry - our favorite Trust & Safety organization is…
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