A haiku is a short, unrhymed type of Japanese poetry that typically follows a three-line structure with 17 syllables.
Stefan, I really can't write something short on 1+ years work that cover so much.
I can write something short as I did at the start but it won't tell you anything much.
The best way is for me to answer specific questions. Better if you want technical details is to go onto the site and as the lead developer "Khalid" directly.
You could use some of what we have done in Hubzilla but not all. What we can't give away in the atomic system and the Headless Editor (HED). That's unique work I've not seen before. That's what is driving all the applications and is the interface that is Rust, Leptos and WASM. Not that I wouldn't give that part to Hubzilla rather I don't think you would want it. That's the AI work around for the PITA of dealing with AI inventing a new way each time it does anything.
A "button" doesn't fire like Hubzilla. They send JSON to HED. The user facing end of Hubzilla and all the apps work as Interface > Atom > HED > Code.
There are over 400 atoms so far. This isn't a way a human would program, at least I don't think so. You can program it as a human but you would need to learn the atoms you need to use from AI.
What it does do is mean most atoms hit 10-30 lines of code. It's done that was so if someone has better programming skills than me and Khalid, they are easily read the code and make optimisation suggestions.
What you might care about as Hubzilla is that we replaced all JQuery and used HTMX in the admin sections. That's stuff that is easy to pull out and merge.
I don't have the experience to assess if the Atom and HED concept is new. It's new to me. In terms of the project it allow us to develop on the web, move to a Tauri desktop app and then with some work take that to Iced. The web is the development environment because we have developed tools for that. Domeyes... It's a Mozilla Firefox Plugin (and open source) and it is part of the development framework and template, part of the apps themselves.
What you need is a quick video. I was going to knock out one in Spectacle BUT in this version I have no sound. Which means using OBS and I had a go and concluded it would take 2 days to make something presentable. What I could do in 10 screen shots but it would need me to start a new post. I'm up for doing that.
A haiku is a short, unrhymed type of Japanese poetry that typically follows a three-line structure with 17 syllables.
Stefan, I really can't write something short on 1+ years work that cover so much.
I can write something short as I did at the start but it won't tell you anything much.
The best way is for me to answer specific questions. Better if you want technical details is to go onto the site and as the lead developer "Khalid" directly.
You could use some of what we have done in Hubzilla but not all. What we can't give away in the atomic system and the Headless Editor (HED). That's unique work I've not seen before. That's what is driving all the applications and is the interface that is Rust, Leptos and WASM. Not that I wouldn't give that part to Hubzilla rather I don't think you would want it. That's the AI work around for the PITA of dealing with AI inventing a new way each time it does anything.
A "button" doesn't fire like Hubzilla. They send JSON to HED. The user facing end of Hubzilla and all the apps work as Interface > Atom > HED > Code.
There are over 400 atoms so far. This isn't a way a human would program, at least I don't think so. You can program it as a human but you would need to learn the atoms you need to use from AI.
What it does do is mean most atoms hit 10-30 lines of code. It's done that was so if someone has better programming skills than me and Khalid, they are easily read the code and make optimisation suggestions.
What you might care about as Hubzilla is that we replaced all JQuery and used HTMX in the admin sections. That's stuff that is easy to pull out and merge.
I don't have the experience to assess if the Atom and HED concept is new. It's new to me. In terms of the project it allow us to develop on the web, move to a Tauri desktop app and then with some work take that to Iced. The web is the development environment because we have developed tools for that. Domeyes... It's a Mozilla Firefox Plugin (and open source) and it is part of the development framework and template, part of the apps themselves.
What you need is a quick video. I was going to knock out one in Spectacle BUT in this version I have no sound. Which means using OBS and I had a go and concluded it would take 2 days to make something presentable. What I could do in 10 screen shots but it would need me to start a new post. I'm up for doing that.