Listen to this #podcast I generated using #NotebookLM and the #Fleek docs URL!

Thinking I might fuck around and build an #ActivityPub implementation that runs on #Fleek. They don't have a database solution (yet), but other than that I feel like it could work.

> Today, we’re excited to launch support for fullstack #Nextjs apps and sites on #Fleek! With this release, developers can now effortlessly deploy apps and experience server-side rendering (#SSR) and static site generation (#SSG) functionality directly within Fleek’s edge-optimized platform, unlocking unparalleled scalability, performance, and control.

https://fleek.xyz/blog/announcements/nextjs-support-release/

#Fleek is leveraging #TEEs, specifically #IntelSGX, to create a secure, #decentralized #DNS #nameServer. This protects DNS data and keeps private keys secure by executing sensitive processes inside a secure enclave.

Centralized name servers can lie or be compromised. DNSSEC helps somewhat but is limited. Fleek’s approach aims to address this by ensuring only the #domain owner (a private key holder or smart contract) can update DNS records!

https://fleek.xyz/blog/announcements/decentralized-trustless-frontend-hosting-fleek/

> The #Fleek #SGX service allows you to utilize #IntelSGX #TEE (Trusted Execution Environments) for private and secure compute. Similar to how Fleek’s #Javascript service functions, you can provide this service with a program to be run for you in a #decentralized, #serverless environment. But with the addition of #Intel SGX, you can also provide #encrypted data that can only be decrypted from inside your program while running inside the TEE.

https://blog.fleek.network/post/fleek-network-intel-sgx-integration/

#Fleek is transitioning from fleek.co to fleek.xyz this month!

What will be better about Fleek . xyz?

- Lightning-fast performance (powered by #fleek_net)
- Full #Nextjs Support (launching September)
- #FleekFunctions (lightning-fast, permissionless #edge #functions)
- Low Cost (50-80% cheaper than #Vercel on average)
- #OpenSource (starting with the CLI/SDK in September)

> Today we are releasing a V0 of the gateway, which is a highly performant, regionally #distributed, traditional public #IPFS #gateway (built using #RainbowIPFS gateway). The reason for releasing this V0 now is because several customers were looking for a quick #Cloudflare replacement. However in subsequent releases over the coming months we will be transitioning the IPFS gateway to #fleekNetwork

https://fleek.xyz/blog/announcements/fleek-decentralized-ipfs-gateway/

> Previously, #FleekFunctions were accessible only via the #FleekCLI. That’s changed with this new release as you can now create, manage, and customize #Fleek #Functions directly from the Fleek app UI!

https://fleek.xyz/changelog/20240821-changelog-fleek-changelog-email-invitations-fleek-functions-in-ui-and-more/

> One of the main value adds of #SolanaBlinks is they allow #Solana users to do #onchain actions (Claim #airdrops, buy #NFTs, swap #tokens etc.) directly on #Twitter, #Farcaster, and other places where users are natively located. Instead of the typical flow of redirecting away from their current experience, developers can bake #SolanaActions into other apps and allow them to interact without leaving the app

https://fleek.xyz/guides/solana-blinks-on-fleek/

Check it out; a #webpage served from a #serverless #function that's distributed on #IPFS and executed on someone else's computer that is NOT a big-tech corpo!

https://noisy-answer-late.functions.on-fleek.app/

This is a #fleekFunction running on the #fleekNetwork, a #web3 #blockchain project. The #HTML is a #SSR #webComponent rendered by @enhance_dev

Okay, so #1) Fleek Functions are a kind of serverless function which lives on a blockchain. That means they execute on other people's computers. Think of them as Lambda functions without the involvement of Jeff Bezos

https://fleek.xyz/docs/platform/fleek-functions/

Fleek Network Developer Guide: Part 3
Service Deep Dive - JS Runtime

Learn how to build a Service on Fleek Network and enable applications and use cases that leverage it.

In the following deep dive, we focus on a specific Service example - JavaScript Runtime

https://blog.fleek.network/post/fleek-network-developer-guide-js-runtime/

A Service is a modular piece of edge-enabled software that runs on (and utilizes the features of) Fleek Network.

In this guide, we will explain what services are, how they work, and walk through a few examples of how to use them in your tech stack

https://blog.fleek.network/post/fleek-network-developer-guide-services/

#FleekNetwork is an edge-optimized, #decentralized #cloud platform. Think #AWS meets Uber. #Fleek Network algorithmically operates a global network of #web infrastructure operators (called nodes) to create a superior #cloudPlatform for #developers to run their #software and #applications on. Better performance, lower cost, open source, verifiable, and no central operator.

http://blog.fleek.network.ipns.localhost:8080/post/fleek-network-developer-guide-part-1/

Is there something in the #nix universe to setup computers (running different linux distros and macOS) for a remote team? Has someone done something like this with #homemanager or #fleek ?

Did my base environment install on #bluefin using #fleek, and it's been so nice.

The fleek 'bling' preset brought in a lot of cool tools (ripgrep, exa, @atuin ) and I'm having fun exploring what's available.

I appreciate the dev tools available, and I hope to figure out a good workflow for the container workflows provided. My core setup is Emacs + asdf-vm for runtimes, so that was hard to implement in a container-only fashion.