Lab Notes 033: launching a lineup of new publications reporting on communities across the Atmosphere — give them a read!

Lab Notes 032: custom pages and nav for all your publications — with a whole bunch of great examples showing sites made with Leaflet

Lab Notes 031: we're drafting a corps good at drafting — apply if you'd like to write a weekly digest on an atmospheric community, and in exchange, get free Leaflet Pro!

Lab Notes 030: Kicking off a hot hot summer of Atmospheric blogging with a special offer, good through July!

Lab Notes 029: explaining how Standard Site works, how it compares to RSS, and its utility for readers and publishers

Lab Notes 028: a new suite of features to make Leaflet great for collaborative writing and collaborative publishing!

Lab Notes 027: a major integration to boost blogging on Bluesky, a new Leaflet block type, lexicon additions, and other news from the Standard Site ecosystem

Lab Notes 026: take your publication beyond the Atmosphere with email newsletters, now available with Leaflet Pro

Lab Notes 025: launching v1 of Leaflet Pro, our paid plan for writers, with publication analytics and lots more planned!

Lab Notes 024: adding curated (and custom) typefaces to Leaflet theme options, and a whole new way to add footnotes (and sidenotes!) to posts

Lab Notes 023: Leaflet Reader now has "new" and "trending" feeds, post recommendations, and more!

Lab Notes 022: kicking off the year with new features like page width, small/large text, cover images, and editable post dates; and improving everything from mentions to block handling to our Bluesky thread viewer

Lab Notes 021: launching a set of shared standards for social publishing, migrating Leaflet to use these new lexicons, and how we plan to grow publishing × open social together!

Lab Notes 020: you now have a profile page on Leaflet, showing your bio, publications, posts, comments, and subscriptions!

Lab Notes 019: a new thread viewer for Bluesky posts, both as embeds within posts, and in the quotes / mentions section!

Lab Notes 018: a simple implementation of global tags for Leaflet posts, to help writers and communities coordinate and find each other — with some early examples and ways to try!

Lab Notes 017: mention Bluesky accounts, Leaflet publications, specific posts and more to come — an interface for links across the atmosphere

Lab Notes 016: unifying Leaflet so that any doc or canvas can be published to atproto, in a publication or by itself

Lab Notes 015: we now have in-app notifications for post comments, replies, and new publication subscribers

Lab Notes 014: help us test our newest block type…by voting on what block to add next in Leaflet!

Lab Notes 013: publications can now have nested pages — illustrated here with pages about embeds, comments, and more

Lab Notes 012: exploring ways we might improve Leaflet for fandom and writer communities, from tags to expressivity to better comments and conversation

Lab Notes 011: ideas for now we might make Leaflet better for scientists, researchers, and academic communities

Lab Notes 010: first in a series exploring how we can make Leaflet more useful for specific creators & communities, starting with artists…from photographers to comics makers!

Lab Notes 009: thinking about how Leaflet can play nicely with other apps and lexicons for longform publishing, for the good of the atproto ecosystem [reply to "The Lexicon Interop Problem"]

Lab Notes 008: a way to highlight and post excerpts from Leaflet publications to Bluesky, to share love & start conversations!

Lab Notes 007: a note to those who find Substack useful, but use the platform reluctantly; an invitation to join us in publishing on a more open network.

Lab Notes 006: on theme design in Leaflet, and challenges in balancing freedom for self-expression with keeping things simple and fun to use, from visual hierarchy to optimal accent colors.

Lab Notes 005: spinning up a loose collective to harness blog energy on Leaflet & play with publishing in conversation…join and write something new each week!

Lab Notes 004: thinking through different approaches to social discovery, from feeds to curated collections to explorable interfaces.