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Yet another AT Proto editor. Try it: https://skypress.blog/ Made by @jeremy.herve.bzh
More AT tags! SkyPress pages now point back at the records they were built from, following a community proposal going around the Atmosphere. cc @chrisshank.com @skypress.blog https://skypress.blog/@skypress.blog/its-always-sunny-on-skypress/3mrnculcx5c2v
More AT tags!
SkyPress pages now point back at the records they were built from, following a community proposal going around the Atmosphere.
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Pointing at the wider atmosphere A few small updates since the last post. cc @renderg.host @riad.blog https://skypress.blog/@skypress.blog/its-always-sunny-on-skypress/3mon4axdqjs2c
Pointing at the wider atmosphere
A few small updates since the last post.
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Start writing first, sign in later SkyPress no longer makes you sign in before you can write. The new /write flow drops you straight into the editor and only asks you to log in when you're ready to publish. https://skypress.blog/@skypress.blog/its-always-sunny-on-skypress/3moiqnyx7qk2w
Start writing first, sign in later
SkyPress no longer makes you sign in before you can write. The new /write flow drops you straight into the editor and only asks you to log in when you're ready to publish.
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And to put the new editor to the test, here is an exact copy of my post, just copied / pasted into SkyPress :) bsky.app/profile/jere...
Jeremy Herve@jeremy.herve.bzh · 2mo agoPutting the WordPress block editor on the AT Protocol https://skypress.blog/@jeremy.herve.bzh/tribulations-of-a-software-engineer/3mnzu7nrqkk2i
Putting the WordPress block editor on the AT Protocol What if your ATProto content was a WordPress block tree? I built a long-form editor where the standard.site "content" field is just Gutenberg blocks, no PHP anywhere. I'm playing with... https://herve.bzh/wordpress-block-editor-at-protocol/
Putting the WordPress block editor on the AT Protocol
What if your ATProto content was a WordPress block tree? I built a long-form editor where the standard.site "content" field is just Gutenberg blocks, no PHP anywhere. I'm playing with ATProto, even though I'm still not fully sold on it as a web old-timer. 🙂
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Say hello to SkyPress (it's an alpha, and it's a playground) https://skypress.blog/@skypress.blog/its-always-sunny-on-skypress/3mnzm5k2vc22t
Say hello to SkyPress (it's an alpha, and it's a playground)
Yet another ATProto editor
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