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added link to prototype

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Enrico Fasoli 2015-11-15 19:03:44 +01:00
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## Demo / Prototype
It's being worked on, but __it doesn't have__:
You can find a working build [here](http://localhost:8080/ipfs/QmX7AnVBcujwKQRrfVnFw6uHLSTsSE8WsyLS7ajtn4AnvH).
You need a local instance of go-ipfs running to see it. You also need to set
CORS settings right or it won't work. However, in that case, it will complain to
you and provide instructions.
Keep in mind that it's a _very early_ prototype, nothing is finished, nothing
is polished, but something works. It's also probably full of security holes,
very inefficient, slow, etc. You're welcome to help in any way though!
Also, remember that __it doesn't have__:
- Ability to post and create a profile from the web app (it's read only for now)
- Aggregation (only the admin can post, for now)
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- Votes
- Comments
- Actually nice user interface
- Ability to run without a backend (it is planned though)
- Ability to run without a full IPFS node. That would require either a backend or the (currently not done) js implementation of IPFS
Ability to publish stuff in the browser won't be implemented until go-ipfs 0.4
is ready. It will probably be ready before the new year, but we're not sure.
You will be able to publish your blog/pages/profile using a CLI though.
is ready. It will maybe be ready before the new year.
You will be able to publish your boards/profile/posts using a CLI though.
## Components