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Perhaps useful, so just bringing it up. The team are in their presentations always particularly proud in how they make builds in mere seconds across the full range of compile targets. They make builds after live coding *during* the presentation. Perhaps some of their methods to achieve this are applicable for you. Other than that, watching a recent Makepad presentation is inspiring, as their project is an impressive feat.

makepad.nl/

Btw, uses Makepad and perhaps has similar approach to compiles, idk really. It is another cool initiative, who build a matrix client with their app framework.

robius.rs/

Makepad

Blazingly fast cross platform Rust UIs. Makepad is an in development shader based live designable OSS UI-Framework.

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Other than that, some musings..

Your project looks very nice. Kudos! However, the past couple years I've probably seen a quadrillion instant messenger projects pass by. The screenshot on the website is "yet another familiar IM chat UI".

But if I just read your tagline of "Decentralized encrypted messaging" and I close my eyes a bit, I can picture 'universal messaging' and see something very powerful.

In conceptual architecture this exists in theory, but the diverges from that. In and protocol realms you hear people say "you can build any social networking use case with the protocol", but then all the documentation and discussions relate narrowly to IM and some of the hardwired abstractions assume IM (like Room in matrix).

With universal messaging I might be empowered with eventmodeling.org and eventcatalog.dev like solution design, using SDK's on top of a robust p2p protocol component. To model IM and more.

Event Modeling Introduction

Event Modeling can be applied in designing systems that will store state in traditional databases. By providing a more thorough design, the solution can be implemented with a lot less waste that usually comes in the form of having to re-visit finished items as the solution is built up.

eventmodeling.org

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