Urbit: Javascript, Slavery and God.

in some ways, tomo el fuego is an effort to break away from electron and javascript as the basis for application development. specifically p2p messaging, but there are a lot of general applications too. its true that i could have set this concern aside to focus on making the p2p things that i’ve been talking about over the last several years. i might have done something there, but i really don’t want to accept the status quo there. i want a much smaller foundation to build on than a web browser and an event library with V8 bolted on. dynamic 9-flavored p2p is coming, but there’s quite a bit more foundational work to do first.

JavaScript applications have become not-to-be-kidding complex lately. I guess that’s why I am longing for simpler days.

Honestly never realized before Beakerbrowser that peer-to-peer could be used to share markdown, JavaScript and html files.

Pattern matching for JavaScript z-pattern-matching/z: Pattern Matching for Javascript

I backed Bangle.js on Kickstarter: a JavaScript and TensorFlow powered hackable smartwatch - https://banglejs.com

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