I built free, no-code Bluesky feeds for dev topics (Postgres, Redis, Docker) — no login, no LLM
Bluesky lets anyone publish a custom feed — a little server that decides which posts show up when someone opens it. The catch: building one normally…
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Creating Bluesky starter packs from code: three AT Protocol records and one non-idempotency trap
Bluesky starter packs look like a single thing in the app — a shareable page that lets a new user follow a curated group in one tap. At the protocol…
How Bluesky Draws Its Logo on Screenshots and Why It Matters for Platform Identity
When you take a screenshot on Bluesky, the app does something subtle but clever: it draws the Bluesky logo as a watermark on the image. The implemen…
Exporting any Bluesky profile's followers with the open API
Every big social network locks audience data behind auth walls and anti-bot systems. Bluesky went the other way. The AT Protocol is open by design,…
Nobody is monitoring Bluesky, so I built a mentions scraper for it
I wanted to know when people mention a brand on Bluesky. Simple ask. Turns out Brandwatch, Mention, Hootsuite, basically every social listening tool…
How I built a Bluesky scraper using the AT Protocol API (and published it on Apify)
Bluesky hit 40 million users earlier this year, and unlike Twitter, it runs on an open protocol — the AT Protocol — where public data is genuinely p…