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by skogard 5y ago
I wrote a dedicated section in the documentation just for this, it can be pretty powerful: https://docs.nebulus.dev/#/?id=use-cases
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by skogard 5y ago
Hi there, just want to clarify that Nebulus is not a replacement for IPFS or competes with IPFS. In fact it internally uses all the features you just mentioned. In fact it's even powered by JS-IPFS and makes use of the "--only-has
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by skogard 5y ago
I mentioned this in above thread, but I am thinking of ways to mash up Nebulus with Hypercore (Because the content addressable aspect has been unbundled from the networking aspect of IPFS, I think there will be some interesting ways to deli
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by skogard 5y ago
> 1) I wonder why this wasn't written in a language that can compile to wasm, so it could be used on both native and js without reimplementing. The most straightforward answer is, I extracted this out of an existing project I'v
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Nebulus: An IPFS-Less IPFS(nebulus.dev)
143 points by skogard 5y ago|41 comments
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NFT Operating System(rarepress.org)
1 points by skogard 5y ago|0 comments
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by skogard 6y ago
It lets you write to files. Except that these are files that exist in a self contained virtual file system in the browser. You can do things like fs.writeFile() or fs.readFile() (like electron, but without needing a desktop app, but directl
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by skogard 6y ago
Thank you, in the video I intentionally positioned Offbase as a "static site generator" and a "blogging engine" just to focus the minimal viable product and avoid confusion, but the actual platform I'm working towar
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Offbase: Static site generator in a browser(offbase.org)
157 points by skogard 6y ago|92 comments