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Hello again everyone! Seems like a lot more people joined the chat and the system messages are kind of getting into the way. I've released a updated version her
by p2pchatter 9y ago
Hello again everyone! Seems like a lot more people joined the chat and the system messages are kind of getting into the way. I've released a updated version here: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVnLxFC7Uf https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVn...
Please try that version instead! If moderators see this message, please update the link!
- Rhapso 9y ago+100 awesome for the annotated source. A lot of these demos get released as minified JS which makes it kinda useless to use them as a guide or hack on them.
- p2pchatter 9y agoThanks! Exactly what I was thinking and it's much nicer when you can actually learn from the examples! The annotated source Rhapso is talking about is here: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVUvLMxTEaVBpiQBiBBdnv7ZTwt7pv8BxNhpPCMixuRBT/docs/app.html https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVUvLMxTEaVBpiQBiBBdnv7ZTwt7pv8BxNhpPC...
- fiatjaf 9y agoHere we see the problem with using IPFS for, let's say, "dynamic" applications.
- p2pchatter 9y agoWould have been easy to fix, if this wasn't a demo. Either you use IPNS which are pointers to other data on IPFS. Or you can use DNS to point to IPFS hashes. The results are the same, you end up with a address that can be updated. For this example I didin't use it, as it's just a silly little example.