Discussion

@triptych

A lot of choices about how to implement things depend of your data schemas, and how closely you want/can integrate with existing functionality. Eg. you could reuse PostContent if your data has a title/name, summary, and body. This is what we do for the WIP pages extensions: which means not much code needs to be rewritten
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@triptych

- Incoming & outgoing federation (i.e. translation between ActivityStreams schema and your internal schema, the rest is handled out of the box)
- Integrate Boundaries

We don’t have guides written yet for many of these, but happy to point you to the relevant code (both the places to integrate with, and example implementations), some of which is documented.

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@triptych yeah that just gets you a skeleton, then you’ll probably need at least:

- DB schema(s): https://doc.bonfirenetworks.org/database.html
- Backend logic modules (contexts)
- Integration with the composer (smart input)
- Publish activities to feeds
- “Activity previews” to display your custom activity and/or object types in feeds
- Custom UIs using https://surface-ui.org https://www.phoenixframework.org https://daisyui.com https://tailwindcss.com
- LiveHandlers as the glue between your backend logic and UI

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@kyva hola, nuestros otros fondos vinieron de https://nlnet.nl/ y https://culturalfoundation.eu/stories/culture-of-solidarity-fund/

Learn how the Bonfire framework empowers communities to (re)design their digital spaces from the ground up: https://bonfirenetworks.org/design

@erikkemp @hirad

Yeah with Bonfire you could define different circles for that, which you could then block, or block partially: silence (not see anything from them) or ghost (avoid showing them your activities)

@triptych feel free to ask when it comes time for you to grok those (or any other components), it may even be a good exercise for us to draft the missing docs 😄

@triptych That's definitely something we need to write as we near 1.0, for now I can recommend this repo to use as a base for a new extension: https://github.com/bonfire-networks/bonfire_extension_template (we hope to create generators so there's less manual operations involved for this in future)

Also the guides which you can find in the sidebar of the docs are a must, such as: https://doc.bonfirenetworks.org/database.html

Notable things still missing from those are:
- how to add activities to the feed
- plugging into federation
- setting boundaries

@triptych cool 😊 let us know if you have any questions!

@triptych looks like a cool project :)
@ex_06

@antanicus la nuova stagione di un medico in famiglia promette bene 🔥 😂
@enverdemichelis

Exciting to follow the work done by the UXDI team, who is using Bonfire as a case study to research and prototype a governance module for federated communities. Big thanks to @mavita and the rest of the team 😊 Thanks @edumerco for pushing us to participate, must say we've been selected by an amazing team!
#CommunityGovernance #UXDI

Next November 10-12 in Naples there will be the 2nd edition of the Reclaim The Tech festival! We're thrilled to contribute in a laboratory exploring "Participatory, Inclusive, and Community-centered Technologies as alternatives to capitalist platform".
Kudos to the great community bringing all of this to life! See you in Naples - Ci vediamo a Napoli! 🎉
Check out the agenda: https://reclaimthetech.it/programma-lab/

Thank you newpublic for featuring us in your Digital Spaces Directory (https://newpublic.org/directory). Thrilled to see many fellow #Fediverse projects and friends included as well! 🔥
@samliebeskind

@millions works here

@julian it is implemented and will undergo testing and improvement as part of our current milestone :)

@bringolo this blog post may help as well: https://bonfirenetworks.org/posts/not_just_yet_another_microblog/

@boris yes being able to finetune your instance according to your needs is exactly the goal!

From settings -> extensions you can (both as an instance admin or an individual user) enable or disable extensions to customise the instance features 🔥

@bringolo thanks for the feedback! We added the features list in the homepage to give a glimpse on how bonfire can be used, but more solid examples may be needed! you can head over https://bonfirenetworks.org/case_studies/ to read about how some communities plan to use bonfire eventually ? good suggestion about adding the bonfire row in the comparison list