Understanding ActivityPub
In this blog post, I’m using ActivityPub.Academy (see the announcement post) to explore the ActivityPub protocol.
In this blog post, I’m using ActivityPub.Academy (see the announcement post) to explore the ActivityPub protocol.
Schema-org-java is a library for creating schema.org entities. The entities can be easily generated with the maven plugin, programmatically, or in command line.
I'm in the process of building an #activitypub implementation using #java and #micronaut.
I'm considering options to make the platform "pluggable". The plan is to use something like SPI to load plugins from JAR files, allowing features to be added to customize the platform for individual needs.
Off the top of my head I'm thinking things like custom APIs or storage back-ends to do things which won't be included a (completely theoretical) core distribution.
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to transform a Java Object to JSON-LD and vice versa. Also learn how to verify the schema of JSON-LD. JSON-LD is a JSON-based format which is used to represent structured data and linked data. Schema of JSON-LD can be found in documentation of schema.org.
This is a Java implementation of the JSON-LD 1.0 specification and the JSON-LD-API 1.0 specification. The Options specified by the JSON-LD API Specification are accessible via the com.github.jsonldjava.core.JsonLdOptions class, and each JsonLdProcessor.
This is going to be a look at my philosophy and views on ActivityPub and why I believe the solutions to ActivityPub criticisms must come from communities. I believe there needs to be a clear way for communities to form and build upon the ActivityPub specification.
A A mock ActivityPub server to use in testing code
Frameworks Bonfire: An extensible framework with a big focus on customisation and flexibility. Can be used to build new federated apps while focusing on a specific use case rather than reimplementing lots of boilerplate AGPL-3.
Today we’ll be looking at how to connect the protocols powering Mastodon in the simplest way possible to enter the federated network.
Recently I contributed an addition to the Bookwyrm social reading software to enable "remote following". Bookwyrm uses the ActivityPub protocol for decentralised online social interaction.