@GeeksLoveDetail Apparently it's a live visual programming environment. :P
@technobaboo Wow that looks fancy as hell. What are they actually using this stuff for?
Honestly, I just want to do my usual programming but using flow based stuff on a touchscreen instead of a mouse and keyboard.
@alexwykoff I haven't tried it yet, but it's on the TODO list.
Honestly, it's very much scratch-like. Personally I found those flavors a lot less visually appealing, but I should really give it a go before knocking it.
Found a list with a bunch of these things. Gonna go through and check them out. https://github.com/wbkd/awesome-node-based-uis
The coolest looking and least understandable one is https://ioun.it/ so far. :P
For some reason they decided to use their own software defined keyboard instead of allowing the Android keyboard to pop up.
Just tried a bunch of the web based ones. They didn't work well at all on my phone or tablet.
🤷 All of them are assuming mouse and keyboard support. (or are just super out of date and broken or unfinished)
@garbados Wallclock easy, work well enough on local network when everyone online and updating infrequently. :x
Garbage outside of that narrow use case tho IMO.
@garbados 😈 I've deployed several things that can be subject to clock skew and faking timestamps from the future. AMA
@redsolver Have you tried any before that worked well? I've tried some visual things that were still aiming for keyboard and mouse and it ends up feeling clunky on a phone.
@darius I actually wrote up a blog post about it as I was going. :P
The fidelity gets a bit rough as I got more frustrated and tired.
Tl;dr I migrated data to a DO volume and symlinked the live/postgres/redis data onto it. Then set up a new VM with less storage to save costs and wired up the DBs to it.
Federated is pretty well spec’d. ActuvityPub is really simple to learn. I watched @indutny implement it in a day or two. But #p2p has little to no learning material, so it doesn’t surprise me how few people know how p2p works. The thing that does surprise me is how many people I know don’t know how it works. About 8 months ago I had significant knowledge gaps myself. Looking forward to fixing this over the next few months.
Thinking of adding a new web API to add the ability to add to native context menus. 🤔 It'd be nice if it could be made declarative, too. Like "Attach a context menu to this UI" and give it events for show/hide.
Similar to how the web currently has a native "modal" component with some functionality. I think this was tried before? I'm sad it didn't end up sticking.
What's cool is you can polyfill it with a browser extension since that's an ability they have.
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
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