Hyperclay
This platform lets developers build advanced software in a single HTML file by storing state in the document itself, with host-granted APIs to sync changes with live collaborators, extract data via a simple JSON map config, and boot a full content CMS from the same config. It includes a hosted platform and source-available native offline apps, with about a dozen paying users and a long-term vision of the file type being supported by other companies' tools and hosting.
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Hyperclay
This platform lets developers build advanced software in a single HTML file by storing state in the document itself, with host-granted APIs to sync changes with live collaborators, extract data via a simple JSON map config, and boot a full content CMS from the same config. It includes a hosted platform and source-available native offline apps, with about a dozen paying users and a long-term vision of the file type being supported by other companies' tools and hosting.
Posted by @panphora · Original comment ↗
“I'm working on a way to make some pretty advanced software in a single HTML file. The idea is simple: store state you'd normally store in a separate database in the document itself. Then, also give the the document a bunch of powerful APIs granted to it by its host: (1) Sync changes to the document with live collaborators (2) Extract data from the document using a simple JSON map config (3) Boot up a full content CMS from the same simple JSON map config”