@serapath

#makeinghistory is here http://hamishcampbell.com/2021/01/11/makinghistory-a-omn-project/ it's a framework so you can put what every interface you like on top - this example is tweetdeck like clection of flows

Then #indymediaback is an example template https://unite.openworlds.info/indymedia/indymedia-reboot/wiki/DRAFT---contemporary-look-and-feel is a reboot of the looks and feel of 2008 internet updated, agen a template on top of the #OMN codebase.

@serapath

Need to fix this WP install it keeps crashing, rebooting the server.

@hamishcampbell

hahaha 🙂
never mind, BUT... having a p2p app without the need to self host could make it a lot more inclusive and easy for anyone to participate 😁

@hamishcampbell

also
https://unite.openworlds.info/indymedia/indymedia-reboot/wiki/DRAFT---contemporary-look-and-feel

looks really good.
i think i can build this.
it seems to have quite a few details and extra features.

if you i would start removing random features until onoy a blank page is left.. when would it become unusable?

like ... what would be the raw bare minimum that could still not be totally useless?

other features can be added in the future, bit just to make it as easy as possible to make something you can try

@hamishcampbell ...including displayed information and metadata.

to have a super reduces ...kinda kids version of this

@serapath #makinghistory has the a simplified UX to indymedia but its pretty much the same project. With a newswire of objects, stories which are described clections of objects, linking back to the source objects. Then bolyon hashtag flows of objects and stories to move content to other instances.

Each object/story has an edit tail (history)

hashtags can be added and edited by anyone who has a login - this is a part of the tail (history)

@hamishcampbell

yeah, it makes sense and should definitely get there... just wondering if a roadmap can break that down into from toys'r'us version of it, over a few milestones to the wireframes visible here... to eventually an actually fully fledged version of this, because even this wireframed version is quite a lot of work to build from scratch.

would be cool to build feature a after feature imho ....one feature at a time, calling each feature a milestone.

@serapath

#makeinghistory roadmap for #dat test:

1) Single column listing objects - two instances that can post to each other - objects (text, image, links). Listing objects by last posted. Very basic.

2) then hashtag columns - mastodon has this, can mostly copy existing implementation.

3) add stories, simply another object that uses existing objects and links with context text. Think of this as a human story index. (a collective community account publishes this - how does this work)

@serapath

4) We need to think about flows between instances, federating etc.

The desktop interface is tweetdeack like, think copying mastodon implementation.

The mobile interface is single column scroll to next object, or click on object for full screen then sideswipe to next object. Think "Tusky" mastodon android app

Every object has an edit (if you have a login), and editable hashtag and a comment option.

The edits are then passed across federation/trust flows, option 4)

@hamishcampbell thx. this sounds good.

if you could copy that into some sort of document to link to, i can try to see if i can prototype something like that.

it might take a bit until i finish my current pears/web bridge, but it seems to be a good first "test app" 🙂

something like hackmd.io
so i have a link and you can maybe update the roadmap over time, e.g. adding a wireframe or whatever, but mainly so i have a link i can bookmark into my backlog 😁

@hamishcampbell thx. bookarked into my backlog.

will need some time before i get to it, but will get there 🙂

@hamishcampbell

Okay - a litle update. It's been ~1.5 years.

Here is a very early demo of running a p2p-news-app in a web browser.

It leverages hyperswarm-dht-relay in a similar fashion to nostr relays.
Hopefully this will soon be a lot more mature :-)

https://youtu.be/79pv95Yk8qE?si=SAP9zo-o3bS4xhQX&t=493

I know it does not yet look like the wireframes you originally shared.

@hamishcampbell

i am not sure if you are familiar with `git`, but technically if you `git clone` the repository to download it and install nodejs from the official website, then run the simple commands described in the repository README file, it should work for you as well 🙂

It should then work between you and anyone in the world who runs the same codebase ...all from your computer to theirs, no servers involved

@hamishcampbell Do you have a wiki or summary "cheat sheet" that includes all concepts and terms you describe in your blog articles?

Curious, because it might help align communication and start (re)using the same terms when refering to specific concepts :-)

I imagine it a bit like a "glossary" and maybe each term could also link to all blog articles that mention the term to add context.

If there is or will be such a thing, i'm definitely gonna read it and check for updates too 🙂

@serapath

You can find lots of definitions here to add to the wiki page https://hamishcampbell.com/?s=hashtag

Found wiki, but not been updated for a long time https://unite.openworlds.info/Open-Media-Network/Open-Media-Network/wiki/Jargon

@serapath for the #DAT stuff to become relevant we need to bridge to #ActivityPub https://hamishcampbell.com/building-bridges-instead-of-walls/ then we have the 2 paths and people can choose without isolation and alienation of the current pushing of the #geekproblem

Diversity is the bases of any ecological system, we need to treat tech in this wider view #KISS