Spritely
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Spritely is a project to level up the federated social web. It builds on our experience from co-authoring ActivityPub, the largest decentralized social network on the web to date, while applying lesser known but powerful ideas from the object capability security community.
Spritely consists of a number of modular components bringing new and rich features, from distributed programming, to decentralized storage, to virtual worlds.
Better worlds await, because better worlds are possible. We all deserve freedom of communication. Why not make the journey fun in the process?
Pretty neat project that aligns well with the values of many here. Check out the first video on the project homepage. The distributed compute component of Spritely, Goblins, was recently featured on HN with a bit of discussion by the author.
It's still in development, so I put it under Discuss instead of App Wishlist. I hope to see the project grow to that point.
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Spritely is a project to level up the federated social web. It builds on our experience from co-authoring ActivityPub, the largest decentralized social network on the web to date, while applying lesser known but powerful ideas from the object capability security community.
Spritely consists of a number of modular components bringing new and rich features, from distributed programming, to decentralized storage, to virtual worlds.
Better worlds await, because better worlds are possible. We all deserve freedom of communication. Why not make the journey fun in the process?
Pretty neat project that aligns well with the values of many here. Check out the first video on the project homepage. The distributed compute component of Spritely, Goblins, was recently featured on HN with a bit of discussion by the author.
It's still in development, so I put it under Discuss instead of App Wishlist. I hope to see the project grow to that point.
@infogulch Oh cool, Chris got some tech press.
I've interacted with him on one of our private groups.This is significant progress in computer science.
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@infogulch Oh cool, Chris got some tech press.
I've interacted with him on one of our private groups.This is significant progress in computer science.
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