The ActivityPub protocol is a decentralized social networking protocol
based upon the [ActivityStreams] 2.0 data format.
It provides a client to server API for creating, updating and deleting
content, as well as a federated server to server API for delivering
notifications and content.
It's time to upgrade the mobile security and user experience for identity verification. A look at hypermedia authentication API and Web Authentication.
Getting started with Docker + Wasm - Nigel Poulton
Docker recently announced a tech preview of Docker Desktop supporting WebAssembly. They also announced Docker Hub support for WebAssembly artifacts. As
Types and Differences between Programming Languages
This article discusses about types of programming languages with differences, which includes C, C++, Java, Fortran, Perl ,PHP, LISP and Scheme Languages
Options for automatically creating certificates for mutual pod authentication
I want to set up an Erlang cluster in Kubernetes, using TLS with mutual authentication. This post discusses some of the
potential options for doing that. It’s also applicable to general mutual TLS between pods.
Augmented Reality Is the New Frontier — Time to Get Serious about Standards
Augmented brings magic to content, but it often lacks in practicality. There are too few recognized standards, few common formats, and too little interoperability between platforms.
The Git source-code management system exists to track changes to a set of
files; the stream of commits in a Git repository
reflects the change history of those files. What is seen in Git, though, is the
final form of those commits; the changes that the patches themselves went
through on their way toward acceptance are not shown there. That history
can have value, especially while changes are still under consideration.
The proposed git
evolve subcommand is a recognition that changes themselves go
through changes and that this process might benefit from tooling support.