Martti Malmi on Nostr: nostr:note1aaa7kwh94lhwnt5kx88qldn046hnectz8r0kls0dtravd8kvs44qpwgml0 Working on it. ...

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Imagine if filesystems didn't have path hierarchies. Every directory would be represented by an integer in a flat hierarchy.

Whenever you want a new directory for your application feature, you'd pull request on someone's Github repository to reserve a new integer so that others don't use the same for a different purpose.

If you don't know the meaning of a directory number on your system, you can always check that one Github repo.

There's also no filenames, so you can't replace an existing file, only add to the same directory.

It's wonderful that paths exist.

Working on it. I have a gundb-like structure that I'm using to manage Iris local state in memory and localForage.

Just need to add Nostr adapter which saves and retrieves tag-replaceable events and we have a GlobalState tree. No more new event kinds for every new feature, at least on Iris 🙂

You can even make different views of the tree, where a selected group of users have write access.