Pilot gives agents an address on its network — so it acts as a parallel Internet, in a sense — and while residing at that address, other agents can discover each other, alongside other tools and apps for agents.
Describes how linphone used with 3rd party like teksavvy can configure push notifications. But I would have to run the flexisip server myself.
Example of a link on my page that uses the web+tweet scheme. The “data“ populates new tweet. a href=“web+tweet:Hello%20Treehouse“>Tweet 'Hello Treehouse'< /a Clicking this link would trigger a GET request to: https://mytwitterapp.com/tweet?data=web%2Btweet%3AHello%2520Treehouse
Example explains that registerProtocolHandler allows Alice to do POST on Bob's page. So Alice can e.g. subscribe to Bob just by visiting Bob's page, without remembering details, URLs, etc
Explains how the PWA “protocol_handlers“ manifest declaration is related to the (very similar) registerProtocolHandler
Open source (?) secure protocol for messangers and calls
Protocol buffers are Google's language-neutral, platform-neutral, extensible mechanism for serializing structured data
At the heart of Spritely is Goblins, its distributed object programming environment.
Any app that implements ActivityPub becomes part of a massive social network, one that conserves user choice and tears down walled gardens. Imagine if you could log into Facebook and see posts from your friends on Instagram and Twitter, without needing an Instagram or Twitter account.“
Web Block Protocol is an attempted standartization of semantics for web objects.
