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Contributions welcome! This is very alpha (in fact it's about five days old). Improvements come from the community.

https://github.com/moose-team/friends/issues


Then why the hell are you advertising it as "secure"? There's utterly nothing secure about it.


From the home page:

Messages are not end-to-end encrypted, and this is not an anonymous system. See below for more details. We use the term 'secure' here to mean that we do not use plaintext transports.

Although to my admittedly meagre security knowledge, I would've assumed that "no plaintext transports" would mean it was encrypted end-to-end.


I really really really don't recommend outsourcing your security architecture to interested passers-by if that's going to be a core feature of your project.


  package main
  import "fmt"

  func main(){
    fmt.Println("Hello World")
    // Contributions welcome!
  }


We've been using it internally as a debugging tool for the Geotrigger Service (https://developers.arcgis.com/en/features/geotrigger-service...), which is a geofencing API & SDK. We can make a mobile device spit out location updates and see them mapped in real time, see what the headers and content of the POST are, and figure out what needs tweaking. We wanted to generalize it as a free service to allow others to do the same and also explore how else it could be used.


Add support for multiple cursors (like http://socrates.io), then you've really got something.


How does this work? Are you chopping up streams from NHK then redistributing their content?


Hmm, strange symptoms. I haven't any issues like this. I've been using github pages + CNAME + gh-pages as project pages together for over a year without any issues whatsoever. Didn't have to worry about submodules either. Not sure why you're into these issues, kecebongsoft. I've used Jekyll as well as plain old html. I'm sorry you've had issues like this but I wouldn't discourage people from trying it either.


So hard to decide if I should read this article or play Skyrim.


any chance you'll add JSON support?


Try adding &format=json and let me know if you run into any bugs


How's about sum Accept headers up in there?


Could you point me in the right direction?


Accept: application/json


I'm currently using header('Content-type: application/json'); Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/267546/correct-http-heade...


I think they want it so that if they send an Accept header in the request that asks for json, you reply with json, instead of using a query parameter to specify the format.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTTP/Content_negotiation has more details about the accept header and its use.


Shameless Plug: http://www.feedsapi.com supports JSON , you might want to check it out, and drop me a mail if you have any special use-case or question.


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