Below, we’d like to point you to some resources for learning about design of Textile Threads as well as review, test, and build on some early examples. We are moving quickly to make this work production-ready, but wanted to let you get your hands dirty even before the code is necessarily stable.
Update 01/09/20
All the pieces below are ready for testing and available now. Please follow development on textileio/go-threads.
We have clients for other platforms scoped(e.g. iOS, Android) for quick development, if you have specific needs please let us know so we can prioritize these projects.
We have a THREADS channel in Slack if you would like to chat about any of the above.
We are putting together a number of examples for you to understand how to start building with threads.
go-foldersync(above): the Foldersync demo models a set of user-folders for sharing data/files using threads. There is a very comprehensive readme for you to follow this project.
js-foldersync: the Foldersync demo running on the JS library.
go-textile-threads/examples: Chat(doesn’t use the eventstore but showcases some p2p capabilities), Counter, and Book collections.. Basic implementations of the core threads protocols.
Update 01/09/20
Roadmap
Key Repos
Examples
Technical Paper