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Right ok, I did notice Semisol commented saying it's nothing new re: data URLs, and another commenter noted it was like TiddlyWiki
I think it was just clear he did not take a closer look.
Everything I built was built on existing blocks. Yes data can be in URLs. That is the entire reason why this project works.
What is new is the way it has been put together. The fact that anyone can go through a simple site building flow and come out with an event or a fundraiser or a petition that is censorship resistant.
And I also appreciated the comment where someone replied asking if a data URL could create a forum! Instantly created private forums with torrent support, live irc style chat over nostr... yes not something a normal data url does.
Thanks for taking a look.
That project looks like a great way to set up nostr based store but. It is probably a better way for people to sell things on nostr however the store is just one part of what I tried to build with nowhere.
The big idea is that you can create a website where all the data related to your specific site is contained in the URL. This males it unable to be removed or censpred. It also gives privacy as you never need to contact a host to upload the site data when you create a site. It also means that when browsing a site the data is never pulled from a server. Rather it is all supplied and rendered locally.
For example you can create an event page and the data for the event is contained in the link. If a platform or host does not agree with your event they have zero visibility that it was every created in the first place and even if they have the link they have no way to remove it as the link IS the website.
The really magic thing that makes it hit home how nothing is on a server is that you can download the nowhere PWA and then scan a QR code of a nowhere site offline and render the full site. All possible because the data is in the link not on a server.
I have made an example event below showing what an event page can look like. The event is for this SN thread.
https://nowhr.xyz/s#bVHdbtowFFZueYqTadJaCUIIf6LajWkJ5Z-Gsgm2oWOIuxBCTJMgoLGiPcSecE8yO0i7qHZzdOxz_P2ZWWNnQ61R9ew2DrXuZPIwf7q0e1-WlcobD_jcNkd7t8Zfq_uFz4tkRL5zyHSCemyjbjPtAwkBx0M5gKxbT6q1HSAZq3EJVvowwNjWDEC9M0V9Gmmfu-nzMeX5YvpgmVbDbJiVSss008iOGIM_v36D6HQyIo4zHsIsoZsdiyQAo1r60Uyn-dM7sS7xF1Dg6cRLkkN8Vy7H110D5WpZdH2tXKk1m_W6ma77fBvCVd070Oye_jMghWdXZ9KYAYVvqHuWx-OEuSE_eSxi2T7hgLSPJNCMHzdZqL0ba7eFgkJg4Ya7LIYcPEB_iSSiMHeGIIJ7ia0i9FvotKQu6fVcw8Ega29jwDYVtC9FUhDrhzy6eSA6gxtRHWpFQKcr64r3VO97sorHZ9VPlqq31T2NklsQiya2HZQxSZ9rH5_ecixXsiDv49cLksVK5yRiAb1IWvuVHTy2ZxENQJx_aobyMZwgmWEnkcF4_ATbBHBQkgwn75IfGi-KmtgXfoSNshrEWXebFEGSEHebfJLAxJLEQrd7MoH__aoMlMY79WLsoP2oGX8Bip0RV50D46pQVj-fkmoiKGcz_velGIiNJFYtxbtuA3kpsrP-BsQ36DJtrlcLBX0Y5QoDzeHjhT-tWum6RrjNgQ
I haven't had too much time to look deeply, but it sounds a lot like @supertestnet's project superstore.