It totally isnt the wrong place to post this, i do have a few tips tho if you dont mind :3
This is a really fun project, and one i also did some years ago. But i can see that you are new to coding, or atleast to doing a full project. The structure of the project is kinda (pretty bad) try to not throw lots of random python and json files in a directory and call it a day, look at other big python projects and take inspiration.
Also seeing git commits like this instantly tells me someone is inexperienced, try to make full commit messages instead of just "commit" or "did something" and what lots of people do is use a sortof "tag" systeam like: "feat: implement feature xyz" (also say implement and not implemented, its just the norm)
But overall nice project x3
This is a really fun project, and one i also did some years ago. But i can see that you are new to coding, or atleast to doing a full project. The structure of the project is kinda (pretty bad) try to not throw lots of random python and json files in a directory and call it a day, look at other big python projects and take inspiration.
Also seeing git commits like this instantly tells me someone is inexperienced, try to make full commit messages instead of just "commit" or "did something" and what lots of people do is use a sortof "tag" systeam like: "feat: implement feature xyz" (also say implement and not implemented, its just the norm)
But overall nice project x3
protocol-rwp 🌟
2026-09-26 22:47 🇨🇦
sorry if this is the wrong place to post this,
for the past while i have been working on a world-wide-web inspired project.
it is called ReWeb, it is using its own transport protocol instead of HTTP, its own decentralized naming system instead of DNS.
you can find it at `https://github.com/protocol-rwp/ReWeb` or download it at `https://github.com/protocol-rwp/ReWeb/releases` which includes the server and browser downloads.
i made this because i thought it would be nice to have a separate web for people who like the indieweb or just the older/prototype world-wide-web where it felt more special instead of being a place for companies to steal your data.
you can go to `yousite.rws` in the ReWeb browser to host a static-site for no cost.
it would be great if anyone tried out the project. Thank you.
for the past while i have been working on a world-wide-web inspired project.
it is called ReWeb, it is using its own transport protocol instead of HTTP, its own decentralized naming system instead of DNS.
you can find it at `https://github.com/protocol-rwp/ReWeb` or download it at `https://github.com/protocol-rwp/ReWeb/releases` which includes the server and browser downloads.
i made this because i thought it would be nice to have a separate web for people who like the indieweb or just the older/prototype world-wide-web where it felt more special instead of being a place for companies to steal your data.
you can go to `yousite.rws` in the ReWeb browser to host a static-site for no cost.
it would be great if anyone tried out the project. Thank you.