I added two Node.js-based items to your references section.
The first is kappa-core, which is a peer-to-peer database that builds on kappa architecture. It is used for a lot of p2p distributed projects, such as cabal, a distributed group chat software that's resilient to outages, and Mapeo, a peer-to-peer mapping platform. But also many other applications, a lot of which are very early stage and very promising.
I also added hypercore, which is a secure, distributed append-only log which is well-regarded in the Node.js community, and the foundational piece of the Dat Foundation and its consortium of related projects.
I was uncertain if I should place kappa-core under ### Streaming computation systems instead of under Resources.
Let me know if you want me to change anything!
~cblgh
Hi @milinda!
I added two Node.js-based items to your references section.
The first is kappa-core, which is a peer-to-peer database that builds on kappa architecture. It is used for a lot of p2p distributed projects, such as cabal, a distributed group chat software that's resilient to outages, and Mapeo, a peer-to-peer mapping platform. But also many other applications, a lot of which are very early stage and very promising.
I also added hypercore, which is a secure, distributed append-only log which is well-regarded in the Node.js community, and the foundational piece of the Dat Foundation and its consortium of related projects.
I was uncertain if I should place kappa-core under
### Streaming computation systemsinstead of under Resources.Let me know if you want me to change anything! ~cblgh