XWiki
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XWiki adds an ActivityPub extension that actually lets separate wiki instances follow a whole wiki, exchange message delivery between wikis, and share pages as federated objects with an HTML preview of remote documents. The demo shows user-to-user messages, cross-wiki notifications and follow requests working end-to-end (with occasional delivery delay), admin controls for follow policy, and a list of endpoints and setup instructions. Next steps target reliability fixes and integrations with Nextcloud, Mastodon and PeerTube.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Today’s agenda
- 2:10Introduction
- 2:30ActivityPub protocol
- 5:24ActivityPub implementations
- 5:45XWiki platform
- 7:54ActivityPub in XWiki
- 8:37Funding and goals
- 10:47Integration features
- 12:15Demo setup
- 13:22Installing extension
- 15:04Profile and notifications
- 16:31Cross-instance following
- 18:28Sending and receiving messages
- 20:04Document sharing
- 21:48Wiki following
- 23:48Wiki notifications
- 26:10Current capabilities
- 26:52Next steps
- 27:57Advanced following
- 28:20Resources
- 29:01Q&A
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