Bluesky has transformed into a significant player in social networking, boasting over 33 million users and fostering the development of numerous applications based on the AT Protocol. This new wave of open social web aims to enhance user control over social interactions, contrasting sharply with traditional, centralized platforms. The recent ATmosphere conference in Seattle focused on challenges and opportunities within the ATProto ecosystem, attracting developers eager to learn and contribute. As the community continues to grow and innovate, the potential for new applications highlights a promising future for social networking in an open-tech landscape.
A year ago, Bluesky launched to compete with X, now it boasts over 33 million users and is fostering an ecosystem of open social apps.
The ATProto community aims to recreate Web 2.0's collaborative spirit but with open technologies rather than the centralized systems run by major tech companies.
The recent ATmosphere conference highlighted the future of the AT Protocol, addressing challenges developers face while building for the new social app ecosystem.
Apps built on Bluesky and ATProto are allowing users to reclaim control over their social networking experiences, marking a shift in digital collaboration.
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