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the first application you can provide (maybe as the project sample app) is to observe one file and sync it when changed. most people I know that uses dropbox u
by gcb0 10y ago
the first application you can provide (maybe as the project sample app) is to observe one file and sync it when changed.
most people I know that uses dropbox use it with expensive media workflows that are extremely slow to adopt anything.
- nbadg 10y agoThe idea isn't to replace Dropbox. Hypergolix doesn't sync files, it syncs objects. That might seem like a small distinction, but when you're writing application code, it makes a big difference. For example, the second half of the sample app (which hasn't been written up yet, but has source on github [1]) uses a different object to remotely control the logging frequency on the server. [1] https://github.com/Muterra/py_hypergolix_demos/blob/master/telemeter/telemeter.py https://github.com/Muterra/py_hypergolix_demos/blob/master/t...
- gcb0 10y agoI got that. but the first thing I can think of is to have a client that syncs files :) even applications that syncs files already treat them as "objects" as you need decisions on which side has a more up to date version for conflict resolution and such.