Kshitij

Kshitij

@haroldadmin.com

Software Engineer

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atprotoalternatives
@atprotoalternatives.com

Attrails (@attrails.app) is a route discovery and sharing platform for cycling, running, and hiking routes, letting users upload GPX files and share reviews with data stored on their own AT Protocol account. Now listed on ATproto Alternatives! atprotoalternatives.com/product/attr...

atprotoalternatives.comATTrails — AT Protocol | at://alternativesATTrails – Route discovery and sharing platform built on the AT Protocol for cycling, running, and hiking routes, letting users upload GPX files and share reviews with data stored on their own AT Prot...
Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Fun project I've been working on the side for a couple of months now. I quite like cycling, but I hate that I need to sign up for Strava/Komoot just to be able to share routes. In the spirit of rewilding the internet with ATProto, I figured why not build an open alternative? www.attrails.app

attrails.appATTrailsDiscover and share cycling, running, and hiking routes on the open social web.
ATTrails@attrails.app

Hello, world! ATTrails is a route sharing app built on ATProto. Discover running, cycling and hiking routes shared by the community, and contribute by sharing your own. Built on the open social web, and your data always remains yours. Where will the trail take you?

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Fun fact: this site runs _entirely_ on my humble homelab! Who says ATProto appviews have to be resource intensive?

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

(am aware of the atproto docs on the topic, More interested in your experience running the moderation stack)

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ATProto London • Bluesky social events in London, UK
@atproto.london

Our autumn event will be on Monday, 9 November at Newspeak House in Shoreditch. So far we have @aendra.com talking about her @moji.blue project; if you'd like to do a 10-15 minute talk at our event, please get in touch! luma.com/f86ebld5

luma.comATProto London November · LumaCurious about how Bluesky is different from other social network websites? Interested in building cool stuff using atproto, the underlying technology powering…
Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Turns out the native Github stacked PRs only track up to 10 PRs in the web UI. Any other PR in the stack is only viewable in the CLI

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Finally found some time this weekend to add some long overdue features: oauth, better record UX, and the ability to delete records. Next on the list: ability to create and update existing records. No ETA on support for ATProto spaces yet, but it's on my mind :)

ATProto Browser@atproto-browser.dev

Hot on the heels of our OAuth update, you can now use atproto-browser to delete records in your PDS! 🗑️ www.atproto-browser.dev

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ATProto London • Bluesky social events in London, UK
@atproto.london

We'll be back at Newspeak House's beautiful covered terrace on 30 July for our second annual summer drinks social. No talks or presentations, just lovely drinks and chats with people in the community. RSVP here! luma.com/42emvbsy

luma.comatproto.london summer drinks · LumaCurious about how Bluesky is different from other social network websites? Interested in building cool stuff using atproto, the underlying technology powering…
Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

TIL you can inspect and modify the AST of code highlighted with Shiki!

ATProto Browser@atproto-browser.dev

Just shipped: you can now click on AT URIs inside the JSON data of a record to navigate to it! We hope this makes navigating a connected graph of records easy and fun 🔗

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Turning up the sampling to 100% makes this so fun to use

ATProto Browser@atproto-browser.dev

Just shipped: ability to filter posts in the live feed with text! You can now filter posts in the live feed with a text query. Regular expressions are supported too!

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ATProto Browser
@atproto-browser.dev

Just shipped: Syntax highlighting for records! We've integrated Shiki for server-side syntax highlighting on the records page. When looking at the raw JSON data for a record, you should now get beautiful, semantically highlighted text.

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

If you like a live scrolling list of Bluesky posts from around the world, here is something for you. I've just shipped an update to my open source ATProto Browser that shows a live feed of Bluesky posts from the firehose. Try it and let me know what you think! atproto-browser.haroldadmin.com

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Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

At the end of the pipeline is a Writable Stream, which is just fake wrapper around something that a React component can subscribe to. The Feed component takes care of buffering the latest posts in memory, and discards the rest. GC is great, isn't it?

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

If you like a live scrolling list of Bluesky posts from around the world, here is something for you. I've just shipped an update to my open source ATProto Browser that shows a live feed of Bluesky posts from the firehose. Try it and let me know what you think! atproto-browser.haroldadmin.com

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Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

Jetstream's Web Socket API emits hundreds of updates every second -- enough to overwhelm the browser if not managed carefully. Unfortunately, there is no standard way to solve backpressure in Web Sockets on the browser. The feed solves this by using a Web Streams layer.

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

The pipeline roughly looks like this: Web Socket -> Readable Stream -> Transforms -> Writable Stream. This lets me use the built-in backpressure support in web streams, but I also sample incoming updates to keep things running smoothly.

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

If you like a live scrolling list of Bluesky posts from around the world, here is something for you. I've just shipped an update to my open source ATProto Browser that shows a live feed of Bluesky posts from the firehose. Try it and let me know what you think! atproto-browser.haroldadmin.com

Kshitij
@haroldadmin.com

I know, i know, this is yet another atproto browser. I built it as a way to learn more about the protocol itself, and it was quite a fun exercise. The source code for OG atproto browser was very useful when I couldn't figure something out on my own.

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