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Future of Web

Last updatedUpdated: by Simon Späti · CreatedCreated: · 1 min read · growing Note status Growing. Worked on quite a bit, still rough. Expect bullets, gaps and views that update. Estimated from edit history · 5 sessions over 1 year · 179 words · How my notes grow Recent changes 10 months ago +47 / −2 words last year +7 / −0 words 2 years ago +6 / −2 words 2 years ago +24 / −1 words 2 years ago published · 62 words

The future of the web might be around the corner, back to the roots with HTML pages:

Bluesky with their AT Protocol, changing the way back to an open web from social media giants:

to a open web or Open Social web:

Note: Bluesky lets you host your own server to host your posts, add your own algorithm and cross-pollinate posts or content from different servers. See Personal Data Server (PDS).

See more on ATProto for distributed systems engineers - AT Protocol or the video YouTube

TIL

Mastodon (Twitter replacement) uses ActivityPub. See @danabra.mov on Bluesky.

More on Open Social, and Dan’s new blog post Open Social — overreacted.

# Reading the Internet with SQL

See an interesting use case of how to read posts from Bsky on AT Protocol.

# Cloudflare

These tools are also not dependend on Cloudflare and AWS, if things are down, not the whole service is down like we had recently (2025-12-05) many incidents of it.

Origin: @danabra.mov on Bluesky
References: Future of Blogging

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