I just submitted to present at #ATmosphereConf It'd be great to be able to talk about all the things that I've thought about in regards to my project @bookhive.buzz

Does cursor just decide to completely bug out for anyone else lately? I had to restart & lost work because of it already today

There definitely needs to be some sort of community compendium, there is so much knowledge out there already, but it’s spread across so many sources: GitHub issues, code comments, reading the implementation. Would love to write up a practical guide to OAuth

@nickthesick.com will be talking together with @yed.bsky.social about BlockNote, Prosemirror and Yjs 14: Versioning and Track Changes, at @fosdem.org '26 #Local-First & #CRDTs devroom! Come listen to them and the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, it is free! more details: openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#7...

@yed.bsky.social will be talking together with @nickthesick.com about BlockNote, Prosemirror and Yjs 14: Versioning and Track Changes, at @fosdem.org '26 #Local-First & #CRDTs devroom! Come listen to them and the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, it is free! more details: openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#7...

At @fosdem.org '26 @nickthesick.com will be presenting his work on a new "side project" called Teleportal, a real-time collaborative editing framework, and also together with his colleague Yousef, he will talk about Yjs, Prosemirror and BlockNote. more details : openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...

Hello #Local-First enthusiat, We have great news to share with you! @fosdem.org'26 will be hosting a full devroom dedicated entirely to local first software. We have gathered the best lineup ever, all the major open source projects will be presenting! Come and join us, it is free! openlocalfirst.org

At @fosdem.org #Local-First devroom @nikobonnieure.bsky.social together with Laurin, will be talking about @nextgraph.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy, framework with federated E2EE sync protocol, graph database, Reactive ORM. Join the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, it is free! openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#5...

@horusiath.bsky.social will be talking about tricks and tips for using Yjs/Yrs at @fosdem.org '26 #Local-First devroom! Come listen to the core team member behind Yjs/Yrs, the mainstream #CRDTs library! Join the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, it is free! more details: openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#2...

Hello #Local-First enthusiat, We have great news to share with you! @fosdem.org '26 wil be hosting a full devroom dedicated entirely to local first software. We have gathered the best lineup ever, all the major open source projects will be presenting! Come and join us, it is free! openlocalfirst.org

Will be a jam-packed 5 minutes. I'll tell you that much 😅 The BlockNote work is the culmination of several months of work & lots of discussions. We've basically defined the standard for how to track changes in a secure, collaborative editor based on Y.js

Very excited to announce, I'll be in 3 talks at FOSDEM 2026! 2 that are related to my work at BlockNote & our recent collaboration with Kevin Jahns at Y.js The 3rd is an overview of my Y.js sync server framework: Teleportal openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#7... openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...

I’ve spent the last week rewriting the Y.js and ProseMirror binding. It is crazy the amount of work that goes into writing this sort of thing. There really are only a few people in the world who know enough about both projects to write it, yet if it’s done well, it just works for everyone!

Vibespile... I like it. That's basically the TypeScript rewrite to Go right?

OAuth scopes are difficult to understand. I wish bluesky's docs on scopes would have more concrete examples. To sync follows I had to allow it on any audience, since the user can be on a self-hosted PDS? github.com/nperez0111/b...

I can totally see there being a way to have a record from one app automatically triggering the creation of another app. Like, want to sync your @bookhive.buzz books to Popfeed, then all you need is to sync them over and transform.

This made me realize that my Teal.fm was not scrobbling!

Two new features: Now, you can track progress on books you are currently reading. I'm using a similar shape to @popfeed.social's book progress tracking, which should make it easier to inter-op in the future. We've also implemented proper OAuth scopes, which means minimal permissions to your data!

We now only request the permissions we actually need for the app to function when you login. Making the bookmarking world a bit safer for everyone 🐔

Anyone that is interested in tracking their music with teal.fm on ATProto, feel free to use my instance at: piper.bookhive.buzz

Untappd ATProto when?

I’m planning on talking about my project Teleportal (github.com/nperez0111/t...) at FOSDEM next year and likely going to talk about some other BlockNote (blocknotejs.org) related things too. Really looking forward to it! Would love to know if anyone else is going!

Inspired by the work from @nickthesick.com for @bookhive.buzz who was in turn inspired by @jakelazaroff.com Kipclip now also has the cool handle autocomplete feature on the login page that all the cool atproto kids have! Happy url collecting ❤️

10 more days to submit your proposal to the #Local-First devroom at the upcoming @fosdem.org. Deadline is 5th of December. If you are into #local-first applications, frameworks, libraries and want to show your work, sync protocol, #crdt, now is the moment to apply openlocalfirst.org please share!

At 13, I wanted to know how to make a video game, so I did. Then I needed a website to market it.

I'm very satisfied this morning with all my little side-projects. I made some updates to BookHive's OAuth (to use the `oauth-metadata-client.json` file which makes it display on the PDS nicely).

I’ll be posting progress updates, release announcements and other kipclip.com news on the new @kipclip.com account from now on 📣

Why does every bsky pbc post have a bunch of people wanting to edit posts. Is it for editing typos? I can’t understand why people want that so bad. I’m more concerned by someone saying some horrendous shit and then absolving themselves by editing it. Am I missing something?

I’m working on a file sending protocol as part of my Teleportal project (Y.js sync server). And it just shows me that AI is really not good at understanding how web ReadableStreams and WritableStreams work. It has such a tough problem even when I have examples of working code.

New app update out! You can now see your books in a list view from the homepage, with sorting by date added, date read and more

This is basically my article on why I hate cars

Integrating this was sooo easy. Web components are the best for this sort of thing. And of course, thanks @jakelazaroff.com!

Someone made a Goodreads scraped book recommendation system. I would love to add it to BookHive but I don’t think he can legally share the model he trained which is unfortunate. Even book metadata is a gray area! news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4582...

I edited this with the new Affinity app (since it is now free with Canva). Very well made app. I got an AI to generate the initial image, flattened it out in the image edit (AI always generates so grainy), got a tool to turn the flattened image into an SVG and edited that SVG back in Affinity

Spent all morning editing the logo for my project Teleportal, a Y.js sync server. His name is Pepper, the parrot🦜

It is very awkward to be asking for money, for me - but, the reality is that I'm completely doing all of this work on my own time, hosting it, and paying for it to be on the App Store. Feel free to support if you like / have the means

Introducing kipclip.com, the friendliest way to save bookmarks on atproto 🐔 This first version works on the web and features a simple bookmarklet (for desktop) or iOS shortcut or Android sharesheet option, once you save it to your homescreen (for mobile). Uses the community lexicon for bookmarks!

There's really only two file formats

Was pretty nice to see that Goodreads is using Next, so I was able to scrape their pages since next preloads a bunch of page data in a json object. We will see how long that works for, but in the worst case it should just fallback to the same data I had before

To be fair to junior devs. The amount of clutter I see with error messages are ridiculous. The terminal being flat text really hurts understanding of nested relationships. NPM is worse here since everything on stderr is printed in red, so everything is red.

Amazon bought goodreads, but now there’s BookHive.

Vinted is actually super clutch. I’m totally fine getting clothes second hand, after the first few times of wearing something it’s basically secondhand anyway. Or even just borrowing something from a friend.

@popfeed.social how are you able to do this? Very cool!

This is actually 🔥 I would love to use this for my Y.js sync server but I’ve got to see how well it supports binary data

I don't have a problem with making new RPC systems! I can stop any time I want! But I don't want to. So I made a new one for you. It's called Cap'n Web. It's like Cap'n Proto RPC, except focused on working great in browsers and JavaScript/TypeScript servers. blog.cloudflare.com/capnweb-java...

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If anyone is wondering why I haven’t been doing anything for @bookhive.buzz it’s because I bought a DJ set, this is basically my new personality now

Makes for a nice example why putting the actual data in the record is important I think.

Speaking on this, it is actually soooo nice that I can just download MusicBrainz DB to my machine & query it. I wish I had that for book data. ISBN db comes close, but is too restrictive on what you are allowed to do with the dataset