NostrHost has moved forward quite a bit over the last few days.
The biggest change is that the native app system is starting to feel real. Apps can now be discovered, installed, updated, moved, backed up and restored without leaning so heavily on the old YunoHost model.
Nsites are also starting to become a proper part of the platform. They can now be discovered alongside apps in the catalogue, which makes them feel much less like a side feature and more like part of the normal hosting experience.
The Nostr control side has also been pushed further, with more of the server’s identity, permissions and admin actions flowing through the same model.
There have been plenty of smaller improvements too, including better catalogue handling, multi-user app support, cleaner admin settings and more work removing older YunoHost dependencies.
Still early, but it is starting to feel much more like one platform now.
https://github.com/imattau/nostrhost
#nostr #selfhosting #opensource #yunohost #nostrblog #nostrhost
The biggest change is that the native app system is starting to feel real. Apps can now be discovered, installed, updated, moved, backed up and restored without leaning so heavily on the old YunoHost model.
Nsites are also starting to become a proper part of the platform. They can now be discovered alongside apps in the catalogue, which makes them feel much less like a side feature and more like part of the normal hosting experience.
The Nostr control side has also been pushed further, with more of the server’s identity, permissions and admin actions flowing through the same model.
There have been plenty of smaller improvements too, including better catalogue handling, multi-user app support, cleaner admin settings and more work removing older YunoHost dependencies.
Still early, but it is starting to feel much more like one platform now.
https://github.com/imattau/nostrhost
#nostr #selfhosting #opensource #yunohost #nostrblog #nostrhost