badge.blue

I wrote about the next iteration of @badge.blue today!

I released Blue Badge in August 2024 as an experiment in how to incorporate attestation into ATProtocol. This update includes support for using a DID's verification methods and expands on signatures.

I'm fortunate to have the wonderful and talented @artnessbylinnea.com create these beautiful badge illustrations. This update includes minor bug fixes and adds the badge image to records. Log in and visit your profile page to resync badges to your PDS.

GitHub - ngerakines/badgeblue: Define, Issue, and Verify Badges for ATProtocol Handles. Define, Issue, and Verify Badges for ATProtocol Handles. - ngerakines/badgeblue

Oh yeah, and @ngerakines.me is also going to talk a bit about @badge.blue

Lots of open questions around this one. Verifiable credentials to go with #ATProtocol DIDs?

Check the source code here github.com/ngerakines/b...

badge.blue is lexicon for defining, issuing, and verifying badges between ATProtocol handles.

GitHub - ngerakines/badgeblue: Define, Issue, and Verify Badges for ATProtocol Handles. Define, Issue, and Verify Badges for ATProtocol Handles. - ngerakines/badgeblue

Blue Badge has been open-sourced under the MIT license! This is the reference implementation for retrieving and validating badges and the home for future lexicon discussions: github.com/ngerakines/b...

Release 0.2.3 is out with improvements to localization, including localized error messages!

Yeah, that's the direction I'm pushing towards. I drafted a blog post with thoughts on this very early proof-of-concept and how to bring it closer to the Verifiable Credentials spec.

Olá, mundo! Blue Badge já está disponível em Português!

Hello World! Blue Badge is now available in Portuguese!

over 500k new users in the last two days 🤯

Release 0.1.4 is out! With it, you can embed badges into your site! Check out the docs on badge.blue for examples.

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Blue Badge signing in Python Blue Badge signing in Python. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Signing and awarding badges is fast and straightforward. Just ~50 lines of Python will do the trick: gist.github.com/ngerakines/7...

And also me!