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Hackers' Pub

Hackers' Pub is an ActivityPub-enabled social network for hackers. You can think of it as a federated version of DEV Community with a Mastodon-like timeline.

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What is Hackers' Pub?

Hackers' Pub is an ActivityPub-enabled social network for hackers. You can think of it as a federated version of DEV Community with a Mastodon-like timeline.

It focuses on the following features:

  • Federated via ActivityPub: You can follow and interact with users on other servers that support ActivityPub, such as Mastodon, Misskey, and Akkoma.
  • Markdown with extensions: You can write posts and comments in Markdown with extensions, such as tables, footnotes, callouts, diagrams, math, and more.
  • Powerful code blocks: You can write code blocks with syntax highlighting, highlighting lines, focusing lines, diff highlighting, and more.
  • Multilingual: You can write posts in many languages, not just English. You don't speak Chinese or Spanish? No problem! Hackers' Pub supports automatic translation of posts and comments.
  • Algorithmic timeline: You can see posts from users you follow in a timeline. The timeline is sorted by the relevance of the posts by default, but you can change the sorting order to the latest if you want.