Nook
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A calm digital space where students can start working instantly, stay focused, and feel quietly supported by others studying at the same time.
A calm digital space where students can start working instantly, stay focused, and feel quietly supported by others studying at the same time.
After a LOT of hustle and bustle, I present to you: Nook’s (current) TURN servers!
Also while researching about WebRTC and Peer-to-Peer connections, I found out i can just host my own TURN servers locally, and honestly, they are doing their job well!
I tested with a lot of friends and realised these bad boys can support approximately more than 1000-2000 people in different voice rooms :O
Crazy for real, now onto working to finish off the MVP and also making new changes, also refining the source code’s licence, then after the MVP is made, I will work on cross-platform support!
YES, TOOK ME 5 HOURS FOR MY 1ST LAPTOP TO WORK AND FINALLY BOOTED Xubuntu ON IT
Also for info, I am currently configuring 2 of my old Laptops to be the server for my Website, and in the future an entire software Ecosystem for my project called “Nook”!
The specs of the Laptops of my “Pheonix Server”:
-LG A530:
CPU: i7-2630QM 2.0Ghz
RAM: 6gb
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce dedicated AND a GT 555M
Also I will name the “Pheonix x” of each ‘new’ additions to my (future) servers will be called in order of which on was setten up :D
Finally made the voice rooms feature on Nook 😍
Now I will keep on testing locally, to keep fishing for potential bugs, and also try to tackle optimization and also stress test that feature 👍
Nook is FINALLY and offcially alive. Spent this last session locking down the core framework because I’m tired of productivity apps that treat your brain like a slot machine with streaks and badges. Built this for pure understimulation and fast starts. Next.js + Supabase stack is running smoothly. Check the live demo link!
Hello StarDance!
I am currently working on a simple student app, generic right?
Well, Nook is different, why you may ask?
Because I am actively designing it in such way that it will make the essence of studying and working on “something” more productive and LESS stimulating; unlike for example DuoLingo, where small dopamine bursts and streaks, and an “addictive” based design to keep you engaged and dependent on their app, my website (even app in the future) is going to focus on accountability, responsibility, calm and the social essence!
So far, I am still developing the MVP and actively working on developing a core theme of the website!
Later, I would love to get feedback on usage and also how can I improve it
Also thank you StarDance for this wonderful opportunity to get creative, and create