Part of our vision for continuing development of Takahē - under the creator's mentorship - is implementing as many different publishing protocols as we can. Including ATProto and Nostr. Although receiving and replying to comments from them all may be more challenging.
Like PeerTube, we also want to support common variants of RSS, of which there seem to be at least 4. See the list on channel pages, exposed when you click on the RSS symbol next to;
"Subscribe to RSS feed"
(4/4)
Go @takahe!
"This is also what I call a "low JavaScript" interface - while there is some interactivity, for example to allow the Boost and Like buttons to work, or to have the timeline update without a refresh - it's not required at all, and the majority of the features work with JS turned off."
@boilingsteam #Takahē, an efficient #ActivityPub server implemented in... (checks notes)... #Python? I have to imagine that #Pleroma, written in #RustLang, is a lot more efficient, but maybe it doesn't support handling multiple domains?
