[password4321]

> my own solution that did everything I wanted

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter!

(I really would appreciate any pointers to additional info on something that actually works...)

[survirtual]

If you find something, let me know. It would save me a lot of trouble.

Until then, what I’m building unfortunately doesn’t seem to have a peer. So I will keep at it. If it gets to a point where I believe it can be useful to others, I will share it freely.

[codetrotter]

> If it gets to a point where I believe it can be useful to others, I will share it freely.

It sounds very useful already.

I’d love to see the code even if it’s not in a quite working state yet.

[davidwritesbugs]

I'll second that - even if the code is currently in poor condition. IPFS sounds great but it has a bad reputation for performance/resource hogging but from your original comment that seems to be the least of its issues. I'd love to use something like that for my project.

[survirtual]

Trust me, when I can share I will, and gladly at that. Hopefully it will be useful and many other people take up the cause. After that I’m taking a rest-of-my-life adventure around the world’s most pristine wildernesses.

[klabb3]

I’m building a connectivity lib in Golang for relay-assisted p2p over tcp. The implementation is simple, uses only a single network connection when idle, and establishes connections very quickly and reliably. Downside is it’s not decentralized and it’s also not UDP, in case that’s your thing. Oh and BYO auth.

Please reach out if it fits your use case.

[oldgregg]

Contact info? I'm currently developing a p2p tcp library in Golang based off perlin-network/noise which is a very clean implementation but abandoned.

[klabb3]

Sounds great, definitely some overlap there.

Added to my user page to avoid creating a permanent record. I’ll reply with my personal.