unhosted web apps 11: app hosting
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11. App hosting Hosting is a telecommunications transport through space and time. This blogpost goes from me to you. I am writing this at a Starbucks in Bukit Bintang, on a rainy Saturday. You are reading this in a different place, at a later time. Hosting is just a transport that makes this possible. Even when consuming hosted content, we should not forget to design our internet applications with the end-to-end principle in mind. If we want the internet to empower people, then we should model all communication as taking place between people. This may disrupt a few assumptions that you will ha
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