Somewhat reluctantly, I'm going to start using Bluesky π . Twitter is getting worse by the day (almost nobody sees my Tweets anymore), and I've had this Mastodon account for ages, but it's too technical for some people. So I'll be using 3 apps that do basically the same thing π€·.
In any case, as you may already know, I'm not super active. I'll continue cross-posting everywhere, but the best place to follow my work is still my website, which you can subscribe through RSS: https://noeldemartin.com/now
It's just a proof of concept; and I didn't implement any of the hairy stuff (authentication, authorization, content negotiation, etc). But with very little effort, it works with a couple of my apps. So it already covers 90% of the functionality I rely on as an app developer.
It's because of things like this that I always say that in reality, Solid is very easy to learn. If you grasp the basics, it's really not a lot more complicated than understanding REST apis.
During my sabbatical, I've decided to try making a Solid Server from scratch to see how complicated it would be... And turns out I got it working in a single day π€―.
It's very experimental, but check it out if you're curious: https://github.com/NoelDeMartin/lss
The times they are a-changin'! After almost 5 years at Moodle, I've decided to quit my job and take a sabbatical. I'll be back to work in January 2025, so I'll have plenty of time to ponder what to do next.
You can learn more about it in my blog: https://noeldemartin.com/blog/the-end-of-the-chapter
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Problem Solver. Software Architect. Entrepreneur.
Making Solid apps (solidproject.org), and pondering what to do next.