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It's really cool, that goes without saying. That being said, why does this need to be its own browser? It would have so much more success as a user friendly ser
by mastrsushi 6y ago
It's really cool, that goes without saying. That being said, why does this need to be its own browser? It would have so much more success as a user friendly server application.
People rarely have interests outside of alternative browsers other than for education, software politics, or buying drugs.
- mmmeff 6y agoIt started as a browser at first, though it appears Paul and the team have stepped back from the browser for now and are focusing on the core underpinnings of the system and revamping the libs/SDKs/CLIs for Hypercore. I believe their gameplan is to work through a few challenges this way like adding support for multi-writer archives before returning to Beaker with a bucket of gold improvements for its foundation.