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Amazing work! This is going to be so freaking useful! 🎉🙏

@davekellam.com Check this out

I’ve been meaning to check it out as well! Does it include a CMS GUI, or..?

This is pretty cool. Wondering if it could be combined with like a PDS a service and having sort of temporary spaces to work with

@danielroe.dev have you considered hosting source code for airspace on tangled? any reasons for/against it for an open source atproto centric project?

that DX looks sleek as hell, can't wait to try it 👩‍🍳👌

Adding a required field can make list() return no records until migration, per the docs. Could it expose a skipped-record count? Then an app could say '12 records need updating' instead of showing users an empty workspace.

banger

Does this... remove the backend entirely? Is the client fetching straight from the repository?

you can indeed fetch straight from the repository with the read-only client. this probably won't scale for huge repos or vast amounts of data. if you want to write into it, I'd highly recommend using a bff.

Any recommendations on BFF software for the Atmosphere? 😎

back in june I migrated my own site to use an 'atproto cms', and I've been thinking how to make this usable for everyone, without requiring special atproto knowledge 👉 this hopefully fixes the rough edges + bugs it also adds support for private data + drafts via the experimental 'spaces' proposal

using `airspace`, you define your schema once, and » records » record keys » relations » validation » oauth scopes are all typed from it 💪

a few more details: ⚪ airspace core is 9.2 kB in production ⚪ includes automatic validators + migration utils ⚪ no need for typegen ⚪ ships with a minimal read-only live client ⚪ runs on workers and deno ... and the name is credit to @mkrl.xyz, who made an amazing brainstorming partner 🙌

Oh my GOD thank you this has been exactly what i'm looking for my webzone

now we just need to figure out what the ecosystem wants to do for storing rich text (that wasn't drafted via pckt/leaflet) and we got a stew going

At a hackathon in 2011 we had no idea where to host a backend so we used twitter API in the browser to store and retrieve information because we didn't need to persist much. That didn't feel like pioneering something 🫣

burn received 🔥

That is so cool! I just need to figure out what I could use it for

@willow.sh do u have any ideas cookin with this?

not yet, but excited to try it on my next project 👀

that's so cool 🤯

ooooooo shit this looks amazing. will be clutch for more atmospheric personal sites cc @essentialrandom.bsky.social @anna.germnetwork.com

are there any limits to this though?, I assume this would be expensive for bluesky to host?

there are limits in terms of file size but not in terms of the number of records you can store in your PDS