Thanks!
Perhaps you'd like to give feedback on a separate but similar foss project: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
Thanks!
Perhaps you'd like to give feedback on a separate but similar foss project: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
thanks! i'll make time to create those.
i took a brief look. this looks like a really good read! thanks for pointing me to it!
completely understandable conclusion.
it started off as a curiosity, but i think there is something to it. Iโm aiming for something that looks and behaves like react, but without the overhead of the react tooling for transpiling.
im not trying to take a share of that market, i come across this solution as pf of the chat app project. id like to build up this ui framework well enough to rebuild the chat proct with it... the chat app is made with react and material UI. with this framework, i am aiming to create a more simplified version of the chat app where the "no need to transpile" is a feature for its transparency. perhaps it doesnt make sense right now without the ability to effectively demonstrate it.
ive tried several variations in how to communicate about it.
with blog link/with repo link/with a mix
https://programming.dev/post/21417457
it seems my projects are well recieved, but i guess it just isnt interesting for the minority of developers that would consider contributing. i also dont explicitly ask for contribution. this post this the first time im doing that to see what it could yield.
thanks. maybe i havent reached the point at which people are using my projects enough for them to to improve a part of it.
thanks for the tips.
i typically mention the git repo's involved.
i'll give it a go with something like contribution welcome. my projects are on github and i think i have something setup for issues tracking.
i suspect my projects might be a bit complicated and so unappealing to a random contributor.
Thanks for input. I think it could still work without js-painting given that it's using the customElement.define().
I'm aiming for something that looks and behaves like react, but without the overhead of the react tooling for transpiling.
no. it isnt better or more stable than React. its all an experimental proof-of-concept.
its an idea im trying out. i thought maybe others might find it interesting.
im aiming to see if i can get something that looks and behaves like React, but works natively in a browser without the need to build or transpile. i think in theory it could work.
im faily new to blogging. that was added for setting up google ads. can you tell me what you mean by your comment?
its open souce but understandably complex to understand.
im using a thin wrapper around browser-based cryptography functions. im using webpack 5 module federation to import that file at runtime.
those functions are used to create a kind-of decentralised authentication as described here: https://positive-intentions.com/docs/research/authentication
the app uses peerjs to send encrypted messages. i have the checkbox only for the user to confirm this is for testing purposes only. it is also worded throughout the docs that users should be responsible for what data they share. the app doesnt need any personal detail to work (ip address - as per requirement of webrtc). im all ears for ideas on a previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetplan/comments/16qw24o/on_my_decentralized_chat_app_i_want_some_kind_of/
pardon my art skills. i drew it on my phone. i was going for a "whale". a simple logo was enough. i dont expect version 2 to be any better. as for the domain, it was cheap. i would like to do rebranding at some point but i dont know enough to make any time for it.
Just to be clear, my own open source code. Yes.