Dave implemented Github repo for RSS.chat
In blog post today, in Fractional Horsepower Social Networks on RSS.chat section, Dave said about Github repo:
" The new RSS.chat repo on GitHub. Lots of fixes, features, docs and examples coming soon. For now all the source is there, MIT license. And a place to report bugs and start exploring how you can contribute. This is just Day 1. Many more to come. :-)"
He officially released both source code and documentation for RSS.chat.
Just the beginning.
He will continue to update with more new information.
Then, in My Twitter/X announcement section, Dave gave more detailed information about his ideas.
In my opinion, this is only a part of the project and a bootstrap. His goal is to bring the web back to a text-based model.
As Dave said, current social networks only support a part of the Web.
He doesn't want to be dependent on silos and wants to bring the Web back to its golden age.
We can use many applications.
His announcements are very strong and compelling.
RSS.chat will provide users a feed in the format: username.rss.network/user/feed.xml.
This is already a big step forward compared to Facebook accounts.
He didn't talk about how personal websites will participate in Feediverse. And are the social media apps federated?
Of course, this is just the start.
Let's wait and see the next announcement.
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