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General => Everything else => Topic started by: NaitLee on November 10, 2025, 02:09:34 PM
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I'm saying Hi again :)
If you have ever concerned: I'm living well and happily coding. I'm mostly active on Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/NaitLee (https://codeberg.org/NaitLee)
This time I didn't bring an HFS template (or plugin), but my own specialized servers:
- omnisrv (https://codeberg.org/NaitLee/omnisrv): For serving sites based on markdown files. Static or dynamic site? You choose!
- servezip (https://codeberg.org/NaitLee/servezip): For serving content directly from zip files. Also demonstrates gocryptfs (https://nuetzlich.net/gocryptfs/) support with fscrypt (https://pkg.go.dev/codeberg.org/NaitLee/fscrypt) in "fscrypt" branch (https://codeberg.org/NaitLee/servezip/src/branch/fscrypt).
- mfs (https://codeberg.org/NaitLee/mfs): Minimal and performant server for media files. Supports anti-leech, though no advanced features like uploading or rate-limiting.
They are still in early stage, and should be compiled from source. And they are for using in commandline, not as user-friendly as HFS.
In case you are wondering: I don't oppose modern web frameworks, as used in HFS 3. I personally use web frameworks in some projects too (some of them are not published though). I prefer using Qwik (https://qwik.dev/) (v2 (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@qwik.dev/core) with Bun (https://bun.sh/)) and Fresh (https://fresh.deno.dev/).
Here's my personal site you can play with: https://unseen-site.fun/ (https://unseen-site.fun/)
At the moment, it's powered by Qwik. I will switch to omnisrv in later days.
Thanks HFS (both v2 and v3) for telling me how a web server should work, on both backend and frontend.
And thanks everyone on the forum again, I have learned many things in the old days.
I may stay inactive here as I'm also focusing on system tools and game/GPU programming.
(a few of these efforts can be discovered in my codeberg or github contributions)
Cheers,
Nait
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i'm glad to see you again and well :)
good luck with your projects!