Sounds more like you are looking for peer to peer technology rather than any flavour of fediverse.

ECMAScript is registered trademark of ecma international.
they already have enough power

lol

One of the many dat-ecosystem projects is the p2p keet messenger and the pear runtime devloped by the holepunch team who are well funded and maintain much of the hyper* stack. dat-ecosystem counts more than 2 dozen projects by now and is growing.

On the organisaiton side, dat was just an open source project and then later became a project under the CS&S (501c3 non-profit public good company). Then transition to OpenCollective Foundation for a while and now Apereo Foundation (501c3 non-profit publich good).

No. Dat has a lot of history.
It started 2013 as dat-data. It grew into dat-protocol and the basics of the hyper* stack. It became dat-projects later because many projects grew (including Beaker) and was then turned into dat-foundation. After more projects started it finally became dat-ecosystem

You don't need the page.

just `npm install -g pear`
and then `pear run pear://runtime` to learn.
you can also try out the p2p messenger keet via `pear run pear://keet` ...and developrand publish your own :-)

It's strange though that the page is blocked and i doubt they would do that. ask on keet

Just go 100% true peer to peer.
pears.com

There are no servers involved ever. It's peer to peer.
It's you to those you wanna communicate with and no intermediaries. No signup needed. You generate a keypair locally and sign what you send so others can verify it came from you.

Just go 100% true peer to peer.
pears.com

There are no servers involved ever. It's peer to peer.
It's you to those you wanna communicate with and no intermediaries. No signup needed. You generate a keypair locally and sign what you send so others can verify it came from you.

It's clear. the capitalist class is defined by their ability to print money and they use it to buy the lion share of the fruits of our labour and use it to keep us on the payroll to work for them. We can end the capitalist class by rejecting money they can print and use one they cant print, e.g. BTC

Error: assert failed
Error: assert failed
at wt (aurora.ndimensional.xyz/assets/index...)
at Bs.create (aurora.ndimensional.xyz/assets/index...)
at async aurora.ndimensional.xyz/assets/index...

seems like the most important and legit reason ever.
Burnout is real and it is an omnipresent problem in open source. Some projects are lucky to get sponsored by governments or companies or even just people, but there is no systemic solution yet.

Maybe Bitcoin Lightning can help to build it.

we should have.
...but standard bodies do what standard bodies are best at. help big tech to be indispensible to build browsers and make them bigger and clunkier every year.

It could have been brainstormed how to develop CJS further ...but instead it was chosen by standard bodies, that THEY want control over the standard and so they ignored it all and went for ESM anyway.

Thats not a conspiracy, thats just keeping track of the facts

Also, CJS was already standard.
It was already massively in use.
It preceeded ESM by years.
It won against async alternatives in the web, such as `requirejs` and others by popular choice...

ESM still lacks tooling and features CJS has since forever.
Endless work for all devs to work/live with this

its not.
its fact.
CJS or rather `require` can be changed at runtime. import cannot.

Anything related to import requires standard body support and them to add those features.

in userland you can only use AST transforms which require a lot of code and are slow.

CJS empowers developers, not ESM