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Beaker Browser

An experimental peer-to-peer Web browser.

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[dcposch] `Huge congrats to the Beaker guys @pfrazee @mafintosh
who've worked on this deep technical challenge for years. PEER TO
PEER HYPERTEXT That means no ads, no posting on a giant tech
company's site, no censorship. Everyone is master of their own
domain.' [feross] `This is brilliant! @BeakerBrowser is pushing the
limit of what a web browser can be. What if you could pull up a
Terminal on any website and look at how it is built? Beaker is one of
the most interesting web products around, and definitely my favorite
decentralized web product!' [leashless] `Let me say a bit about why
I'm endorsing @BeakerBrowser as the "future publishing platform of
choice." It's not a blockchain protocol, it's just a way of serving
your stuff off your laptop - or that of your friends. But it works
with existing web-developer skills: will grow fast' [FurqanR] `Open
source software and github made it really easy to learn, remix and
create web projects. What if you could fork a site/app and edit it?
@BeakerBrowser is creating this for the decentralized web. I love the
concepts around beaker, hoping to see some adoption!' [gozala] `My
first impressions of new Beaker are delightful: - Finally a browser
that has contacts! - New hyperdrive APIs addresses all the
shortcomings of older DatArchive API - Tells you about your network
connectivity' [jongold] `anyone free to help me figure out how to
implement a social network on @BeakerBrowser? I have a good chunk of
it written with a traditional centralized serverless model but this
is obviously the future and I want to migrate it right now.' 
[kvnsmth] `Spent some time yesterday playing around with
@BeakerBrowser and couldn't help but notice a vague sense of
giddiness similar to when I first built websites on geocities.' 
[bjoreman] `This is super cool stuff, sort of like the web but built
on a file system, and really easy to publish, edit and re-use. All
without needing to set up and manage pesky servers.' [ryan_ramag] `If
you see this post, I *implore you* to download and try out the new
Beaker Browser. The whole experience feels revolutionary.' 
[tarngerine] `this p2p browser is the closest ive felt to when i
first got onto the InterNet/geocities/webrings' [todrobbins] `feeling
satisfied with my new @BeakerBrowser experience. It's so easy to
build out your profile drive!' [JohanRiche] `Best thing to happen to
the web in a long while! '
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Create a P2P site

Create a new Hyperdrive site with one click.

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Edit the source

The integrated editor lets you work side-by-side with your page.

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And share!

Other Beaker users can visit your site directly from your computer.

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How it works

Beaker uses a new peer-to-peer network called Hypercore Protocol.
Other Beaker users can visit these Websites with no servers required.

var drive = await beaker.hyperdrive.createDrive()
await drive.readdir('/')
await drive.writeFile('/hello.md', '# Hi!')
await drive.stat('/hello.md')
await drive.readFile('/hello.md', 'utf8')
await drive.unlink('/hello.md')

Read & write files

beaker.hyperdrive API

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Make Websites from inside the browser

Beaker is great for classrooms and offices where you need an easy way
to share Websites without setting up servers or touching the
command-line.

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