Continuing the discussion from Moving atprotocol .dev off of Ghost:
I’ve been paying attention to EmDash, the Astro-based rewrite of WordPress.
It’s an appealing complement to Astro since it comes with a complete visual editor, thus making site editing far more accessible.
- already implements standard.site (by plug-in for now)
- will support atproto-oauth natively, pr pending and @jimray.bsky.team is reviewing
- safe sandboxing of plugins is a cloudflare-exclusive feature, but this is a top priority to solve for the community and a pr is pending to start generalizing this feature.
- they will likely be using the atproto-based FAIR protocol for plug-in/theme extension package management.
If the community leans into this we’d have a very capable atproto-native CMS on our hands, with which we can make a compelling case for organizers to get on-protocol with their websites.
A similar case can be made for the Astro-based but more indie and lightweight StudioCMS, except it doesn’t have the same critical mass that EmDash is currently enjoying.
