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This is super cool! It kind of makes me want to build an Astro integration that, on deployment, publishes my markdown content collections as @standard.site documents. As Tim put it: One source of truth, many views.

Tim Disney@disnetdev.com

My website is now on the Atmosphere! I've been building atproto apps for a while (@skyreader.app, Skyboard, SembleIt). Now my website is one too. Blog posts are @standard.site records on my PDS, rendered by a SvelteKit app. But also... 1/2 www.disnetdev.com/blog/an-atmo...

disnetdev.comAn Atmospheric WebsiteNotes from the fifth and final migration.

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brendan

@schlage.town

4 May

check this out, may be similar to what you have in mind!

Bryan (they/them)@chaosgreml.in

My first Leaflet!! You can now publish TO @standard.site lexicons from @astro.build sites using my new plugin! As sites like @pckt.blog and @leaflet.pub and @offprint.app add support for the site.standard lexicon, this plugin will let you publish to and pull from those other sites! #atproto #atdev

impulsivestatic.leaflet.pubAnnouncing astro-standard-site - bring your Astro blog to ATProtoAn NPM package to connect your Astro blog to ATProto using the Standard.site lexicon, or the story in which Bryan finally creates a website.

Ben

@nuro.dev

4 May

I did actually find this before as well and core of it is great! Though it doesn't really feel very seamless to use & is not idempotent for the key use-case of publishing a blog post. I may still give it a try, and if need be try and contribute some improvements to it.