the first app that will support minos integration — to support multi-device sync — will be my diary “spellbook” which you can already use:
https://garbados.github.io/spellbook/
spellbook stores its data in your browser, so your data never leaves your machine. once it has minos integration, your data will be able to sync using a minos token, so your data will only leave your machine to get stored on infrastructure you trust.
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crows call me breadlady
In response to this postmy appdev philosophy these days is to make web apps that clock in at under a megabyte, so they run everywhere and load *fast*. i want to make tooling that allows me to make more kinds of apps into tiny websites, especially multi-user apps like chatrooms, or social feeds. even once i complete minos 1.0, there will be tons of documentation to write to explain best practices in a “bring your own data” paradigm, but, personally? i think i write decent docs
in pursuit of making tiny websites, i’m cutting react out of my stack as much as i can, which practically also includes nixing jsx. to that end, i published html-alchemist to provide a more concise way to express and template html in javascript, completely eliminating my need for jsx. combined with webcomponents, you can remove react from your stack entirely without losing any functionality — and you’ll never have to write an end tag again!
https://www.npmjs.com/package/html-alchemist
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