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Hi everyone!! I am so happy right now. Thanks to all the help from Jeff I just deployed my first (tutorial) solid app 🤩🥳
I was wondering what the next steps could be :D
Can the React library for UX be used with Solid? :O
I'm not sure if DMs are possible on Gitter/Matrix, but feel free. Otherwise I'm sure here is fine too :)
(I'll be going to be in a sec though, so might be a while before I reply.)
Any of these?
My answer was very bad
I assumed you were using solidcommunitynet. I have no idea what is unsafe to delete in inrupt.com.
Thanks!
This interface should be more familiar
It is not just the interface that differs, those are two completely different servers with completely different implentations
But can the Node.js libraries access both using the same methods?
Or are they different altogether?
What do you mean by the Node.js libraries?
These ones (from the tutorial) :D
But I am also developing my first web app using Node.js and the solid libraries from the tutorial
There's one method called "getSolidDataset" that retrieves a dataset inside a pod and it receives a URL
In the tutorial they use ".../profile/card"
And that's where I got confused on what folders (like profile) I should be modifying and which ones I should leave untouched :D
(That's how it all connects haha)
Well, in any case here's the situation with servers : the Solid specifications are not finalized. For most parts of it that are finalized , either server should follow the specs so can be accessed with the same clients. But for parts that are up in the air, they could differ. For example ESS uses a very different access control system than NSS. As far as what files are on the server - that is not and will never be covered in a specification because Solid doesn't care if you store things as files or a db or anything else. That means that the specific files on the server are always implementation specific and will differ from one server to the other.
Okok cool
Does it matter where each user stores their data in their pods then? (regardless of the server the pod is in)?
Well, you can store anything anywhere you like. But some apps will want to store things in their own places. That is handled in your settings type-registry that says type of data X (e.g. a bookmark) is stored in folder Y. Apps should read that registry to find where to look for stuff. If it's your own stuff that you are serving with your own apps, put it anywhere you like.
At least for stuff that is only accessed by your app