Witness the rise of the Fediverse! In this episode we talk about early attempts at building decentralized social networking protocols for the web, the modern effort to craft a true W3C-published standard, challenges at scale with building out ActivityPub-based services, some of the new companies and infrastructure adopting ActivityPub, and what Meta’s upcoming entry to the Fediverse could mean for the future of decentralized social media. Note: we recorded this episode prior to the meltdown of Reddit, so we will not be covering the sudden rise of the "Threadiverse" with software such as Kbin and Lemmy. A topic for another day!Hosted by Jared White & AyushShow Notes:Early social networking protocols:OpenSocialOStatusPump.ioFinally: ActivityPub!Uses Activity Streams under the hoodand JSON-LDand WebFingerMastodon: How to implement a basic ActivityPub serverUnderstanding ActivityPubSample Python codeTrack Fediverse growth at FediDB

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