TJ

@tunji.dev

Really good buddies with the little green droid, wearer of many hats. I like to build, design and tinker. 🌐 tunji.dev Building @heron.tunji.dev, an open source atproto client for Android, iOS and Desktop. Why Heron? heron.tunji.dev

Graze always works better together! Someone builds a filter once, publishes it, and anyone can drop it into a feed - that's what we call custom nodes. Now, they keep themselves current! Turn on Auto-Update to take every safe release, hold on the ones that need attention, and build with ease!

One of the things that is really difficult when building on an open protocol is interoperability. It only takes one well intentioned fork to break the experience downstream for others.

@surf.social hi hi was trying to sign in to the app on android with my bsky account and the app opened an in app browser for oauth instead of my actual browser on the phone that has my password manager 😔

meet the brand new read.pckt.blog ⭐️ the Atmosphere has a front page for blogging now !! a post of the day. things to read by subject. writers worth following. blogs on the rise. recommendations from people you follow. and a top 100 trending blogs chart 👀 basically, come see what’s good 💞

A quick mid-week update to Heron lands some major performance improvements. Scrolling the timeline should now be smoother than ever. Like buttery smooth. Also, if you do a media only search and go to the gallery, the gallery now lets you vertically scroll your search results where you left off.

Today we’re launching Bluesky Protocol Services, a new brand and website for the infrastructure Bluesky operates. And Jetstream v2, the best way for developers to use atproto at scale, now with network replay. atproto.com/blog/introdu...

Introducing Bluesky Protocol Services

A new home for the infrastructure Bluesky runs on the open network — including Jetstream v2 with network replay, a new Jetstream SDK, and a lex-based TypeScript SDK

atproto.com

My time in dev rel taught me if the content doesn't come, you gotta bring the content, i.e partnerships. With permissioned data and communities you could tell Spotify, hey, bring your data here in your scope, show it only to subscribers and people can have a convo about their fave new jam.

TJ@tunji.dev · 4w ago

I wonder how much of this is bc of the product, and not for lack of trying by the bsky team mind you. World cup and NBA highlights weren't here. The core product hasn't evolved much either. atproto has the primitives for a compelling social experience, bluesky just doesn't have the content.

I wonder how much of this is bc of the product, and not for lack of trying by the bsky team mind you. World cup and NBA highlights weren't here. The core product hasn't evolved much either. atproto has the primitives for a compelling social experience, bluesky just doesn't have the content.

Laurens@laurenshof.online · last mo.

when everyone has a different explanation of why the bad numbers are not that bad or why the small number is still very important, the simplest explanation is that the bad number is actually just indeed very bad

An interesting thing I've noticed is the tech press keeps going on about Google Zero about how Google's AI overviews are gonna be gate keepers of the open web. However, the tech press seems to use Meta's Threads more than Mastodon or Bluesky. Be the change you want to see, etc.

The latest Heron release includes the new Bluesky setting to mute a profile's reposts and a quote post unrolling feature. You can also get a summary of an unrolled quote thread if you want.

One thing that would be really nice for permissioned data on atproto would be a permissioned/public mirror. A collection's NSID should be compatible with its permissioned and public set. I should be able to mark a permissed record as public, and a public mirror should exist. Toggle again to delete

Gouldian finch Black-faced is by far the most common, making up about 70% to 80% of the wild population. Red-faced variant is next at roughly 20% to 30%, while the orange/yellow-faced variant is extremely rare in nature.

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