I’d like to welcome a new home for our Autonomi documentation… docs.autonomi.com
We think you’ll find it a useful addition. It’s incorporating the primer, and much more, and should be a more digestible, navigable, and sharable resource to back up all the work that that’s been going on as we approach beta.
It’ll expand too, as a home for quickstart guides, downloads, developer documentation, SDKs, and a host more as we run up to launch.
So dig in, share, and feel free to give us your feedback!
First!
Is there a GitHub repo to contribute or send issues? I couldn’t find it in the maidsafe GitHub, there’s one from a maidsafe docs that I guess is not the right one.
So far, reading the first chapters, looks great!
Excellent - we need proof readers. I have no doubt this was checked thoroughly beforehand but there will always be something, especially in such a large document that isnt quite 100%.
A big thankyou to all who put this together, lots of missing pieces dropping into place now
I know it’s still early but just want to point out use of Safe Network as I come across them.
On the Data Types page,
“Data itself comes in different forms too. Content or binary data is always encrypted and is spread out over the Safe Network as immutable chunks.”
We’ve all got underutilised, assets. Laying dormant while corporations continue to pour concrete, lay cables, and rack servers.
would read better as
We’ve all got underutilised assets lying dormant while corporations continue to pour concrete, lay cables, and rack servers.
on the Built From Everyday Devices page
Full stop needed at
It runs on commodity hardware
Is the comma superfluous?
Just allocate your spare storage space, and be rewarded directly by the Network.
on Private by Design we need a “need” after You
You only a single set of credentials while interacting with an unlimited number of services, businesses, identities, or contexts of use.
On the Overview page
the word "fee" is missing here after one-time
When someone (a person or a collective) uploads data they pay a one-time at point of upload and then the data is stored for the lifetime of the Network.
We are either missing a left bracket or we have an extraneous right bracket here
That frees owners of data—whether they’re individuals, collectives or organisations)—from ongoing
On the Building On Kademlia page
the word group is missing
As nodes leave and others join (a process known as churn) the node’s close will change.
Yesterday we were talking about Primera, Jim seems to have overheard our conversation … It looks good, but it’s worth including comments from the community.