Exclusive private property is so passé: welcome to the area of polyownership !
Joint ownership and lending meet the social web.
While property is not always a theft, Total Cost of Ownsership including storage doesn’t make it a steal either. Why hoard things that you rarely use ? Renting isn’t always an option and get expensive pretty fast. Lending is find, but doesn’t always scale.
What we propose is for people to share goods amongst communities.
Their should be plugable rules for handling:
- communities (joining, leaving,…)
- goods circulations (request queues, dispatch approval, lending duration,…)
- …
I have stacks of books everywhere in my apartment (and basement, and parking lot). They’d be more useful on someone else shelves.
I have a drill press, hammer drill and a ripper that I use once in a while.
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“State, you’re doing it wrong !”
Taking into account the hosting choices.
GPL v3 or later ?
Choices shouldn’t be exclusive to avoid lock-in and should allow free development hosting.
Pedestal & Immutant http://oredev.org/2012/sessions/micro-service-architecture
- Webnoir ?
- starting from noir-auth-app ?
- some REST or another ?
Serve only the code for client for a Single Page Web App and have (RESTful ?) web services to handle AJAX.
ClojureScript starting from ClojureScript One or another example app or another one .