- cross-posted to:
- programming
- dotnet
- cross-posted to:
- programming
- dotnet
Hello all. I am giving a talk next week about making the most of the Fediverse, particularly for dotnet/MAUI developers. The first speaker is talking about creating a MAUI app from scratch. Of course, I shall be talking about our Lemmy MAUI Community, :-) but also other things, like accounts to follow, how to use Lemmy from Mastodon (follow/reply/post), etc. You can attend online. The times shown are GMT+11, and work out well for those in Europe but not so well for the U.S. (first speaker on at midnight-ish PST). I believe there’ll be a recording available afterwards, but of course watching live gives you the opportunity to ask questions at the time. Hope some of you can check it out.
Oh! I guess I should also say SMASH THAT DOTNETMAUI SUBSCRIBE BUTTON! 😂
F.A.B. - Fediverse Adventure Begin…
‘File > New > MAUI’ and ‘Finding your way around the Fediverse’
What is the significance of Thunderbirds to your talk?
It’s not Thunderbirds per se, it’s the interchangeability of front-ends when using the Fediverse, encapsulated by the different Thunderbird 2 pods. e.g. one of the things I’m going to discuss is how to use Lemmy from Mastodon. There’s some overlap between people who are there and people who are here, but it’s not 100%. When I was first using Lemmy it was 100% from Mastodon (though these days I mostly use it 100% on Lemmy itself).
It’s cool you used Thunderbird 2 to illustrate that.
Thanks. I thought it was a pretty good idea myself :-)