hackaday.js

// i want to create something viral
// and interesting
// for other developers to do and get behind

// people don't need frameworks - we have enough
// we don't need prop formats, such as b64, etc
// we have enough

// what if i mix both?
// a framework, a website, a delivery system in a format? 
// meh. sounds cool. but how can that help others?

// requirements
// 1. idea must be something other people can do, in less than 5 minutes
// 2. ideally the collection of ideas must interact with each other somehow
// 3. ideally it must be hard to totally fuck the system of interaction, with any hostile minority of ideas
// 4. it must run on existing infrastructure
// 5. it must cost us nothing ( cost others something )

// i'm thinking something like p2p in the browser
// with a trivial in memory 'broadcast' route server that identifies the leaders
// implemented on require bin

// what about this?
// a github pages site
// that others can fork
// that is basically p2p messaging
// when you load your page,
// you are 'online'
// and other github users, with pages loaded
// can message you.

// it's like web irc
// using peerjs

i like it.

but no.

fuck it.

i don't want to spend any energy doing anything except my main thing.

unless it is 5 minutes per day.

already too hard.

so stop