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Because Nulis is written in React, frontend and backend are pretty much separate. Mongo/Node just create an api and send/receive trees formatted as one big json
by rayalez 9y ago
Because Nulis is written in React, frontend and backend are pretty much separate. Mongo/Node just create an api and send/receive trees formatted as one big json object. Backend is very simple, and should be easy to replace with anything else.
Also, you can just use file>save/open feature, which saves a tree as a json file, purely from the frontend.
The desktop version of the app can work without the backend at all(server used just for cloud sync, all trees are saved as files).
- mrec 9y agoThere's no mention of a "desktop version" in the About page - where should I be looking for that?
- rayalez 9y agoLinux: https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-linux-x64.zip https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-linux-x64.zip Mac: https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-darwin-x64.zip https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-darwin-x64.zip Windows: https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-win32-x64.zip https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-win32-x64.zip Note that Desktop is in a very early version, Mac/Windows are not tested at all. I'll keep updating it and making it more stable as I continue the development.