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https://github.com/jamstack/jamstack.org/new/main/src/site/headless-cms ``` --- title: Atomic-Server repo: atomicdata-dev/atomic-data-rust homepage: https://atomicdata.dev twitter: atomicdata-dev opensource: "Yes" typeofcms: "API Driven" supportedgenerators: - All description: Atomic-Server is an open-source headless CMS. Lightweight, very fast, easy...

joepio

Create resources without knowing a subject - signatures as identifiers of a resource

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Currently, users have to know the subject of a resource when creating a commit. This is fine for editing existing things, but what if the resource is new? This introduces...

joepio

Declarative mapping layer - lenses - DSL for schema mappings

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How easy it is to convert data to atomic data and vice versa is one of the most important metrics for us to optimise. Users should be able to effortlessly...

joepio

I think we need to add a threat model, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STRIDE_(security) into our documentation and also highlight how atomic data server features prevent common threats: Threat Desired property Spoofing Authenticity...

AlexMikhalev

Currently, base64 strings (used in URLs for Commits and Agents) show `/` and `+` characters. These tend to have meaning in URLs. Luckily, we can also use `-` and `_`...

joepio

By verifying the `previousCommit` and when applying a Commit, we can check that the signer was looking at the same state as before. But we _don't_ know if the new...

joepio

Currently, we use Agent's HTTP subjects as identifiers, instead of their public key. This approach has some issues: - **Relies on uptime of subject server**. The HTTP URL must resolve....

joepio

Managing Atomic Data on Git

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@hoijui described a workflow that he'd like to have, where he can modify some Atomic Data (in this case an ontology of Properties and Classes), and have it hosted somewhere...

joepio

Both HTTP and IPFS have their merits as URL schemas. Both serve to identify a specific resource, but they differ in one important way: HTTP URLs can change what they...

joepio

We have _read_ and _write_, but that does not cover a lot of common usecases, where you want to allow creating something, but not edit the parent. - Creating a...

joepio