Fediverse & Social Web

12 sessions

Days

TR411

The fediverse is growing—and so is the community building it. This track brings together developers, researchers, and enthusiasts working on federated social web technologies: ActivityPub, Mastodon, and beyond. From protocol deep-dives to real-world deployment stories, we explore what it takes to build open, decentralized social infrastructure. If you believe the social web should belong to everyone, this is your room.

Day 1

August 9, 2026 · TR411

TR411

Decentralized by Design, Connected by Culture: Japan's Fediverse and OSS Ecosystem Through FediLUG

Yuki Onobuchi

10:00–10:30Beginner

From 0 to Fediverse

Jihyeok Seo

11:00–11:30Beginner

Building a Fediverse on the CloudFlare Edge: SiliconBeest

SAE JIN KIM

10:30–11:00Intermediate

ActivityPlug: a unified API layer for ActivityPub server software

Haze

13:00–13:30Intermediate

From CMS to Fediverse: Drupal's ActivityPub module

Jiajun Xu

15:30–16:00Intermediate

ActivityPub 1.1

Evan Prodromou

13:30–14:00Intermediate

Feder: One ActivityPub Core, Many Runtimes

Jiwon Kwon

11:30–12:00Intermediate

[Chinese translation of title to follow if proposal is accepted]

Jim DeLaHunt

15:00–15:30Beginner

From One Codebase to Many Clients: How We Turn Mastodon Instances into No-Code Mobile Apps and help grow the Fediverse

Aung Kyaw Phyo, Ye Myat Thu

12:30–13:00Intermediate

Federation Is Not Enough: Governance Patterns for the Open Social Web in East Asia

Roro Park

9:30–10:00Intermediate

Vertical writing for the Mongolian script on Mastodon

Itoh Shimon

14:30–15:00Other

I just wanted ruby annotations: writing in dead scripts on the living fediverse

Hong Minhee (洪民憙)

14:00–14:30Beginner