Pour celles et ceux que ça intéresse, je viens d’avoir un échange avec Sarven du projet Solid à propos d’ActivityPub et Solid. Voici son message :
https://dokie.li/ is among the first applications that conforms to ActivityPub’s client part of client-server (2017): ActivityPub Rocks!
Having Solid Stuff with Activity Stuff working alongside is an age old topic. Some related info at Social Web Protocols and ActivityPub SocialCG reaching out to Solid · Issue #4 · solid-contrib/external-interop-panel · GitHub
See also:
Implement ActivityPub · Issue #621 · nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server · GitHub
Implement ActivityPub · Issue #1508 · CommunitySolidServer/CommunitySolidServer · GitHub
Sarven vient aussi de donner une conférence sur le sujet en septembre 2023:
I gave a keynote a few months ago at SWIB ( SWIB23 Programme ) titled Inherently Social, Decentralised, and for Everyone
Let’s delve into the realms of the lawful, neutral, and chaotic social web. This talk examines the social and technical challenges involved in empowering individuals and communities to assert control over their identity, data, and privacy while having the freedom to choose applications that align with their needs. Specifically, we will explore the advancements in open standards development and deployments in the wild that strive to improve communication and knowledge-sharing for everyone. While there is a plethora of open approaches for the decentralized web, this talk will decipher the underlying philosophies and technical architectures behind initiatives like the Solid project and the Fediverse, with some focus on their implications for scholarly communication. We will analyze the possibilities for interoperability among different classes of products in this expansive ecosystem and consider the potential impact of these efforts on libraries, as well as the potential roles libraries can play in this dynamic space.
Slides: Inherently Social, Decentralised, and for Everyone
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBZed6rHc0g
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