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Unhosted.org [1] mentions the remoteStorage protocol [2] as one of the options for storing user data separate from an application. [1] https://unhosted.org/adv
by rzzzt 6y ago
Unhosted.org [1] mentions the remoteStorage protocol [2] as one of the options for storing user data separate from an application.
[1] https://unhosted.org/adventures/7/Adding-remote-storage-to-unhosted-web-apps.html https://unhosted.org/adventures/7/Adding-remote-storage-to-u...
[2] https://remotestorage.io/ https://remotestorage.io/
- cxr 6y agoremoteStorage is pretty cool, and it's a shame that neither it nor something like it has really taken off yet. The spec has some rough edges, though—in particular the protocol requires a smart server to handle the network requests, when it should be fairly straightforward to define a "static" profile that can turn most commodity dumb hosts (Neocities, GitHub Pages, etc.) into a user store. I'm convinced that this seemingly minor design tweak would give remoteStorage a new life and cause it to spread like wildfire. The spec gets periodically refreshed/resubmitted. It last happened a couple of months ago and is set to expire at the end of the year.