FediTest presentation at SeaGL

Every year, seagl.org, the Seattle GNU/Linux Conference, takes place in Seattle.

I had the opportunity to present our work with FediTest in an hour-long session Saturday morning.

This was a more general technical audience, not particularly focused on the social web and the Fediverse: almost everybody had heard of the Fediverse, but very few hands went up when I asked who could explain how it works, technically. So I spent a bit more time talking about what the various involved protocols do and how they interact, and only from there launched into the FediTest discussion. Which, a bit to my surprise, went well, at least the feedback that I received said that people understood what I was saying. Great!

The session was recorded, but the recording isn’t up yet. Once it is, we will link from here.