Check my other site ogu.nz, there's a chat room over there.

It's code is darn interesting actually, a bit old though.

I made this a couple of years ago for a MobX presentation at Mendix with some inspiration from substack's p2p work back then. It's funny that it still works! It uses simple-peer and hyperlog under the hood.

I'm pretty sure this will make your life a lot easier if you like CouchDB and writing map reduce functions with it.

github.com/tetsuo/designfun

I'm too lazy to document all the things, but check out the example folder to see how you should organize your source code and also for the special annotations to use the built-in functions.

Anton Meres, Reuters

Source

... and that's pretty much all about it.

Take a look at github.com/tetsuo/onurgunduz.com.

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