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Every single thing you add increasing the bandwidth, overhead, surface space for security, code to maintain, etc. "Keep it simple, silly." So, being a decentr
by V2hLe0ThslzRaV2 9y ago
Every single thing you add increasing the bandwidth, overhead, surface space for security, code to maintain, etc.
"Keep it simple, silly."
So, being a decentralized web enthusiast (per your profile) what why focus on reproducing the whole web, to start, the web was just a simple layout, text, web links, and people links (mailto).
- pfraze 9y agoWe're not reproducing the Web, we're improving it. The Web is well-known by devs and users, has lots of tooling, and has all the features I'd want from a p2p applications platform. It just needs the p2p. The question to ask is, why would abandon something that is already so close to what we want?
- V2hLe0ThslzRaV2 9y ago"increasing the bandwidth, overhead, surface space for security, code to maintain, etc." Web is a massive set of code, much of which is built around are the things that are wrong with the web today; for example, any native support for "cookie" like tech for starters.