I’m happy to announce the release of the ActivityPub Fuzzer. The ActivityPub Fuzzer is a small program to help developers build social media software on the Fediverse with the ActivityPub protocol. It uses data collected by the Fediverse Schema Observatory to emulate known Fediverse software, solving the problem where developers have to manually test compatibility […]
Author Archives: Darius Kazemi
Darius is a Senior Software Engineer at the Applied Social Media Lab working on open social media standards with a focus on ActivityPub and the Fediverse.
Darius is a computer programmer, public speaker, author, and artist. He read each of the first 365 IETF RFCs once a day and blogged about it. He maintains Hometown, a fork of the Mastodon project with a focus on features that promote small community cohesion.
He lives in Portland, Oregon with two partners, two cats, and one kiddo. You can check out his personal website for more.