org.latha.island
Samples
126 randomly sampled records from the AT Protocol firehose
org.latha.island (53 samples)
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"Josh Shaked on Leaflet. Feed-as-product thesis: platform-controlled algorithms are the original sin of social media. ATProto outsources the algorithm to open marketplace of third-party feeds. Proposes a four-sided marketplace (platforms, users, publishers, feed creators) with Visa-like interchange fee model for value distribution. Open questions: market structure, feed UI, multi-lexicon rendering, non-ATProto content.",
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"Skyboard is a collaborative kanban board built on AT Protocol. Each user's data lives in their own PDS. An appview server (Bun+SQLite on Fly.io) aggregates board data via Jetstream and provides real-time WebSocket updates. Uses per-field LWW CRDT for conflict resolution, fractional indexing for task ordering, and a trust+permissions system for multi-user collaboration. Includes a CLI (sb) and a Svelte 5 web app with Dexie/IndexedDB local-first persistence. GPL-3.0, 21 stars, 3 contributors (disn",
"Flutter+Dart Bluesky client with Material You design. Offline-first via Drift SQLite (drafts, cached profiles/posts, search history). Feature-first architecture: core/ for shared infra, features/ for domain logic. Uses atproto/bluesky Dart packages for networking. Built-in DevTools for AT Protocol exploration. Single contributor (Owais/desertthunder). Part of Stormlight Labs ecosystem alongside noteleaf, knowledgelab, thunderus."
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"https://zicklag.leaflet.pub/3mk527ng7hs2j → https://quint.sh/",
"https://zicklag.leaflet.pub/3mk527ng7hs2j → https://tomcritchlow.com/2018/10/10/of-gardens-and-wikis/",
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