well, well...I got "new notes" polling working @vinney...axkl

Just released HelmJS, a 3.4kb hypermedia library that makes HTML dynamic without frameworks. There's plenty of options out there (htmx, datastar, fixi, etc) but the wonderful thing is that if you're unhappy with existing options, you can just build what you need for yourself. There's a test page in the repo if you want to give it a try.

GitHub

GitHub - Letdown2491/helmjs: A minimal hypermedia library for HTML-first web applications.

A minimal hypermedia library for HTML-first web applications. - Letdown2491/helmjs

Testing...someone reply or like this note please.

Just added SSE endpoint support to nostr-hypermedia, figured I should test it out, so I also added it to a little Javascript library I've been working on. Project inception, I guess lol

We need more people creating things, trying new things, breaking all the things.

hypermedia

Created some quick reports so I can track progress on nostr-hypermedia standards and roadmap compliance. Last couple of days have been focused on refactoring the codebase and setting up the next phase of development, but now comes the hard part of identifying and carefully removing old unused code. Once that is complete, I can work on improving compliance scores and start taking things to the next level. cc: @vinney...axkl

Making Nostr lego...

Just when I was starting to really get into the HATEOAS flow, @vinney...axkl drops a banger with NATEOAS...Nostr isn't ready lol

Let's embark on a little experiment...here's a quick primer on the philosophy behind nostr-hypermedia and what makes it different from other Nostr clients. View article →

Powerful words in this one: "Closed systems behave like mafia territories. They defend what they own with force disguised as policy. They protect their market position with censorship, gatekeeping, and moral posturing. Everything is justified through safety. Safety becomes the excuse for control. Safety becomes the currency of fear." View quoted note →

Testing nostr-hypemedia RAM usage, and it generally stays in the low 20MB range...thinking about dropping it into a Raspberry Pi Zero with Tailscale to have a headless Nostr client on literally anything with a web browser.