[Mesh] This Week in Mesh!
dinosaur
dinosaur at riseup.net
Sat Jul 13 18:30:42 PDT 2013
> What I am missing, I would go into a decentralized architecture with
> this, is something which integrates nicely with Zeroconf. So that even
> when there is no gateway and users are not technically skilled, they can
> still connect to some common chat with Skype, iChat, Adium or some other
> chat client with supports Zeroconf/Bonjour. Sadly, not many closed
> source do (and also this support is limited, probably still requires
> Internet access, haven't tried it yet).
>
>> Why would you implement something like this as a centralized service? That
>> seems lazy. Decentralized networks should run decentralized services.
>
> I tend to first implement something centrally, to even try if the idea
> is good. And then distribute. But I know that we disagree on that. For
> me, it is just a practical approach. Do I want to spend one year
> implementing a framework to develop my distributed app running on nodes.
> Or do I want to spend one year working on a app itself.
>
> It just boils down to how many developers there is. I rather spend time
> on something which can be used immediately and by everybody (so it has
> to work as they people are used to).
>
> But please, teach/show me how can be this done easier. Maybe I am just
> an old school guy who has not yet grasped some new framework which
> allows to do this. Is there a framework like http://www.meteor.com/,
> just distributed and would run on nodes themselves?
>
a few people and i spend our time working on such a framework:
https://github.com/bigcompany/big/ and
https://www.bountysource.com/fundraisers/383-big. the original creator
of the project was behind the late hook.io
(https://npmjs.org/package/hook.io) which had a lot of features for
running distributed nodes of a single app, so once we have the core
features implemented in big we will surely finish implementing the
distributed features. we're not yet ready for production so give us at
least half a year, maybe a year, maybe more. hopefully sooner i'll be
able to release some alpha apps like https://github.com/ahdinosaur/bigspace.
cheers,
dinosaur
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