Still any development? about friends

[hackergrrl]

I don't think there is any active work going on, but I know that there is still a lot of public interest in the project.

[petrk94]

@noffle so I think too, but the problem is, in the current status, it is not usable for productive work :/

[hackergrrl]

@petrk94 What do you mean?

[petrk94]

@noffle the code is not ready for productive work.
It has no End to End encryption, need still github login to use it.

[jcklpe]

Just heard about this project. Disappointed to see that it's not actively being developed. Seems like a cool idea! If you guys ever need a UX designer, let me know :)

I'm very interested in decentralized social media. Espc lately it seems like the web has been overtaken by a few too many giants. Would be nice to see stuff like this take off in a similar way as Mastodon. Ya'll should get on Mastodon or talk to the guys on that project and see if you can join forces! It's a different backend (it uses a federated rather than p2p structure) but still!

[hackergrrl]

@thedonquixotic Have you heard of secure scuttlebutt? It's a distributed (non-centralized, non-federated) social network that lots of great p2p folks hang out on.

Re Friends-like apps, @substack and @Karissa were hacking on chatmesh.

I'm super interested in creating a p2p Friends-like app! Are you on IRC or some other medium?

[petrk94]

I have read about scuttlebutt, but decentral chatting is dangerous, trough criminals etc. can be there and not be banned or get detected for the police, so Im not a fan about it. Im more prefering than Mastodon, Friendica, Matrix or Rocketchat. Selfhosted, yes, but user have to be identifiable