I really appreciate this "small" peace of software called #jq Took me a while to understand the syntax rules but now it is pure joy whenever I have to use it. Other honorable mentions in this bag of enjoyable tools are #xq, #jless and the daily driver #curl. CLI ftw.

https://jqlang.org/

XQ

https://github.com/misskey-dev/xq

This must be a part of the plan to turn Misskey into proprietary silo. ATProto and Nostr creators at least tried to solve a real problem, but arguments for creating this protocol are incredibly weak:

>Messages are in plain JSON format, which is wasteful

Message size is not a bottleneck in Fediverse.

>Having schema definitions

https://json-schema.org/

>Statically-typed-language-friendly structure.

Skill issue. Many Fediverse projects use statically typed languages.

>Eliminate unnecessary data and boilerplate by focusing on microblogging for its intended use

There is no boilerplate other than @context. It can be dropped without making your implementation completely incompatible with everything else.

>Allows multiple messages to be combined into a single request to reduce overhead.

Use a different inbox that supports batching:

https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/0499/fep-0499.md

#ActivityPub #XQ