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I am thinking a sort of hanshake like DH.
case: User a wants to know the geodistance to user b and vice versa
Example on how it looks: Https://sekvens.buro.earth
Https://pagescms org
It turned into a greasy mess where they were giving political arguments for choosing matrix with me insisting on working on true p2p offline first serverless (or server-optional) coms is the only route worth taking. I have searched the web for similar discussions but cant find any. My point is just that i dont see the reason for onboarding people to another server based (albeit federated) coms platform when the possibility of true p2p exists. I see a lot of people (in denmark) highlighting ownership of internet based infrastructure as a mega plus (email servers, self hosting etc done by colaboratives) but they seem to be only semi technically savy to an extent or ignorant of p2p. Its sad as i severely need aome local peers to bounce ideas on my esp32 based dialphone p2pmesh.
Anyway, just as i said, a thought and maybe you have one too
since i dont know php, and since the website is mostly just a bunch of bloglike posts with events, i thought it would make a good candidate for a static page
THAT is until i figured out the backcatalog of posts going back to 2011 with huge image assets.
so i came up with this plan: https://github.com/sloev/research-into-serverless-git-based-cms/blob/main/README.md
which roughly is to create two repos: one repo for a single file cms in the form of a cloudflare worker that does ultra simple access control together with image upload (presigned backblaze urls) and form submit (musicevents new/updated) as json
another repo for keeping the layout plus all the music events json etc this repo can be public andwill build static html on each push
my question is : "is this gonna make the site more maintainable in the future?"
currently they have no person responsible for the website s it has to be easy to get into and maintain for an occational dev
As an example i am thinking of becoming a carpenter after 7 years of stress doing software development and infrastructure.