substack jack dorsey just tweeted this link o_O https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdFrru4PyHzXGZztEPnYToBR3QovD7fkC1HSyty22LzfD
substack mentions hypercore protocol and ssb
nettle and beaker
This channel is not super active anymore.
You could try to join the new dat-ecosystem discord server: https://discord.gg/6WKwZeuCkA
Or you could go to the hypercore protocol website and check that discord channel if you are specifically interested in the core hypercore-protocol rather than projects in the ecosystem.
Or join both :-)
link2xt could someone share the link to the stream mentioned in https://twitter.com/dat_protocol/status/1355988820714377217
larok00[m] it's pretty quiet in here huh
larok00[m] how's the project going generally?
oak so not much happens here anymore
larok00[m] Ahh I see, thanks
larok00[m] are you there as well?
Copenhagen_Bram: maybe try to ask in https://discord.gg/6WKwZeuCkA or the cabal alternative to it https://github.com/dat-ecosystem/dat-ecosystem.github.io/blob/main/README.md#connect-to-cabal-with-cli-or-download-cabal-desktop
brotchu i have been trying to run the clone command provided in cli intro page. it does not connect to any node. the .dat dir is created but nothing else, and i have to kill after waiting long.
brotchu this is what i tried --> dat clone dat://dat.foundation ~/Downloads/dat-demo
brotchu I have tried sharing and cloning between computers in my wifi network. works well
brotchu what am i missing with the demo files ?
wytrzeszcz i know im lazly bastard... but it is late at night and so... do you have any hello world example to check dat out? i run mint on desktop now
indicator Hi, are people using hypercore in conventional browsers? I'd like to start developing a project just with simple-as-possible two-way replication between I guess an IndexedDB storage (does one exist?) in a web browser peer that has a web UI, and a node.js desktop peer (which would expose some network API to a command line UI). Is that possible, and is there a simple-ish way into that without pulling in a lot of "swarm" stuff, just
indicator hard-coding my two localhost peers initially?
substack it's possible to compile hypercore for the browser and you can use https://github.com/RangerMauve/hyperswarm-web although i'm not sure how easy it is to connect web peers to desktop peers
substack and https://github.com/random-access-storage/random-access-web is the best option for the storage layer in the browser (pass an instance to the hypercore constructor storage field)
indicator Thanks - isn't the bootstrap argument in the hyperswarm-web README.md referring to an instance of https://github.com/hyperswarm/hyperswarm (which could be running in plain old node.js or an electron app, or whatever?)
indicator All the webrtc stuff here does seem like a bit of a distraction for me at the moment though. I'm on board with the direction of travel, but my hope initially is to 1. make use of append-only log sync 2. provide a central peer for casual users with the option for them to dip their toe into decentralised web via running a local peer.
So is this called the dat protocol or the hypercore protocol
decentral1se because i am still salty
decentral1se have you visited the Dat Community discord or cabal channels?
decentral1se did anyone else have thoughts on this?
decentral1se used to be a vibe here
Hello everyone! Anyone explain what is the relation of DAT and Hypercore protocol? Hypercore is just a component?
Dat Protocol was renamed to Hypercore Protocol a little over a year ago, see https://blog.datproject.org/dat-protocol-renamed-hypercore-protocol/
Protocol refuses to pull data from sites like hashbase.io
Why
