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Delightful federated gRPC social network implemented in Rust and Elm. Email/SMTP, web push, iCal; Facebook, Instagram, X (plus others) post/event push; Gemini, OpenAI image editing; Mastodon/BlueSky cross-protocol. SMS with Telnyx, Twilio, and more. Packages for macOS/Homebrew and Linux that can run locally or deploy to a k8s namespace in seconds.

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pseudocomposer·Aug 27, 2023

My social media platform Jonline has first-class event support, and after a pending refactor I will be adding/finishing RSVP support if that’s something you’re looking for. https://jonline.io https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline

In Ask HN: Is there an app for calendar events?

pseudocomposer·Jun 14, 2023

It does! It's done in the BE here: https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline/blob/6cd6c24ee3ceb09ef3... Negotiation of what transport type to use is done (at the Dart linking level) in Flutter here: https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline/blob/6cd6c24ee3ceb09ef3... And it's done in React here: https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline/blob/6cd6c24ee3ceb09ef3...

In Show HN: Jonline, AGPLv3 Social Network Built with Rust, Flutter, React, gRPC

pseudocomposer·Jun 14, 2023Submission

Show HN: Jonline, AGPLv3 Social Network Built with Rust, Flutter, React, gRPC

I have two instances that I'd love to see HN hug to death at https://jonline.io (to which I manually deploy) and https://getj.online (which is deployed to for any commit to main on GitHub). They're both running (side by side, in their own namespaces) on a bare minimum 2GB/50GB DigitalOcean droplet using DOKS (DigitalOcean Kubernetes). The configurations are in: https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline/tree/main/deploys/k8s So far this is a solo endeavor, but with my recent CI integrations and consolidations of things within the codebase, it's pretty much ready for anyone who wants to contribute to do so. I've labeled some "good first issues" if anyone is interested in contributing: https://github.com/JonLatane/jonline/issues A few more tech details are available within the app itself, at https://jonline.io/about_jonline or https://getj.online

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/about_jonline. Edit: Hug of death is in full effect! I think it's the CPU required for all the TLS stuff being done. I can't even `kubectl logs` to get more information. I should really be limiting the resources of my containers, etc. as I'm obviously running way beyond what my rinky-dink single server is really meant for. If you're interested, let me know! CPU/Load/Memory graphs in case y'all are curious (yes, I know I'm already using most of that poor server's memory!): https://imgur.com/7xGpvRI

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