Looks really neat! I'm still not familiar with Pod. Is it possible to cooperate with a modern web framework? It seems it doesn't require JS and browser, so I don't know if http can still work as usual.
Best regards. On Fri, Jul 30, 2021, 19:21 Vivien Kraus via General Guile related discussions <guile-user@gnu.org> wrote: > Hello Guile users, > > I’m writing a Solid server in guile: > > https://disfluid.planete-kraus.eu/ > https://labo.planete-kraus.eu/webid-oidc.git/ > > The main point of Solid [1] is to separate the web applications from > the data they use in an interoperable way. > > It’s in the spirit of Activitypub, but closer to the current > architecture of the web. So, whenever you see "Log in with <data > silo>", you could easily demand that the application let you log in > with your identity on your Solid pod. > > If that takes off, we’ll be able to run any competing web application > with any data storage ("pod"), because the communication is > interoperable and the vocabulary used is public. Which means that we > will be able to easily replace proprietary program with free programs! > The best thing is, we won’t even need to develop for a web browser. > That’s a cool solution to the JavaScript trap. > > Now, we need to make sure that there is a freedom-respecting way to > develop applications. This is why I’m writing this project. With a > clear focus on user freedom, we will maximize our chances to avoid the > future JS traps. In this regard, disfluid is not Solid. > > [1]: https://solidproject.org/ > > >
