Weird Dev Guide
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Weird is a distributed (meaning optionally peer-to-peer and federated) Content Management System (CMS), built to increase the agency of internet users.
It can also be described as a social network for collectivized thoughts. Weird coordinates and connects people around mutual ideas and initiatives; group projects.
Due to its p2p underpinnings, Weird is also a very capable sync & storage engine for your web stuff.
Product Pillars
Our technical foundations are guided by three interconnected product pillars that together form a cohesive product:
Weird ID 🪪 – Independent social sign-in
Weird CMS 🎨 – Personal web space creator
Weird Net 🌐 – An actually-social network of shared purpose
High level architecture
The Weird app stack is written in Rust and TypeScript.
Essential building blocks:
Frontend
Backend
Key Connectors
Not essential for groking Weird app development, but useful for broad-view context of Weird as a part of an overarching ‘super app’, composed of several keystone APIs/protocols.
Roadmap
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