Hackers' PubDrFed shared
It is an honour to have been interviewed on behalf of the 
@drfed team for 
@APC's Building a Free Internet of the Future series.
https://www.apc.org/en/news/drfed-reducing-complexity-and-enabling-more-people-shape-fediverse
DrFed shared
Congratulations!
I am really delighted with 
@nlnet decision to select @drfed for an #NGI0 grant. Having good quality developer tools for creating #ActivityPub based solutions is so important for a healthy #fediverse developer ecosystem.
To anyone reading, bookmark the website..
Fedify Studio is focused on alleviating the most pressing issue of "Why is ActivityPub development so frustratingly hard?" that makes it unattractive for newcomers to adopt the technology. And addresses topics of:
- Protocol complexity
- #Interoperability hell
- Debugging nightmare
- Limited visibility
#Fedify from the very start has paid attention to ease of use for fediverse solution developers, not just by their library codebase, but with comprehensive documentation and tools to guide people along. Kudos here to 
@hongminhee洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) 
who started this great initiative!
DrFed shared
Some of you have already heard of us as #Fedify Studio. We now have a proper name: DrFed, short for “Doctor Fed.” We've also just received funding from @nlnet, through the NGI0 Commons Fund.
#DrFed is a web app for debugging #ActivityPub interoperability failures. When two implementations don't federate, the slow part is usually figuring out where the exchange broke: signing, JSON-LD processing, WebFinger, or something less obvious. DrFed's first job is to show where it failed.
We're the team behind 
@gaebalgom개발곰, @hongminhee洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) , and 
@z9mb1Jiwon. We'll post updates when there's something to try.
DrFed shared
DrFed is our sister project, built alongside #Fedify to tackle the debugging side of #ActivityPub development. It just received @nlnet funding and now has its own account here: @drfed.
Some of you have already heard of us as #Fedify Studio. We now have a proper name: DrFed, short for “Doctor Fed.” We've also just received funding from @nlnet, through the NGI0 Commons Fund.
#DrFed is a web app for debugging #ActivityPub interoperability failures. When two implementations don't federate, the slow part is usually figuring out where the exchange broke: signing, JSON-LD processing, WebFinger, or something less obvious. DrFed's first job is to show where it failed.
We're the team behind @gaebalgom개발곰, @hongminhee洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) , and @z9mb1Jiwon. We'll post updates when there's something to try.
DrFed shared
67 projects will receive NGI0 grants to support the great work they are doing to keep our internet fair, open, resilient and secure with us, the users, at the center. Together they are fixing the internet across the entire technology stack, from open hardware to end user applications. Each project is free/libre/open source meaning everyone can use, study, share and modify them. A true digital commons.
Come over to meet the projects!
https://nlnet.nl/news/2026/20260616-67-new-projects.html
