Zotlabs|Hubzilla Development

Königsberg, Russia, Sun, 01 Jul 2018 20:10:50 +0000 last edited: Sun, 01 Jul 2018 20:25:41 +0000

!Hubzilla Development
I'm use Hubzilla with latest PHP 7.2 release under FreeBSD environment (H2O HTTP/2 web-server + PHP-FPM).
It works quite fast but I think it can be faster with PHP opcache.
Perhaps experienced Hubzilla hub owners have any recommendations on opcache settings?

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Mon, 02 Jul 2018 06:17:22 +0000 from Diaspora

Czy ten wpis jest widoczny na Hubzilli?

!Hubzilla Development

Ta linijka dziwnie wygląda na Diasporze.

Thu, 12 Jul 2018 18:42:13 +0000 last edited: Thu, 12 Jul 2018 19:26:52 +0000

Well, let me publish my results on #PHP opcache usage with #Hubzilla.
As I wrote above I'm use PHP 7.2 in #FreeBSD 11.2 environment.
I installed php72-opcache package and changed only two parameters vs default configuration

root@beta:/usr/local/www/tiksi.net # cat /usr/local/etc/php/ext-10-opcache.ini
zend_extension=opcache.so
opcache.revalidate_freq=60
opcache.memory_consumption=64

After about a week of usage I might say that 64Mb memory buffer for opcache is more that enough not only for Hubzilla, but for other stuff that I have on same server (e.g. Roundcube, my own blog based on #Bludit flatfile #CMS and phpMyAdmin).
Memory consumption is remains less than 50Mb with cache hit rate about 99.96%.

Here is scripts usage visualisation.

And about performance. I didn't run special benchmarks but subjectively page load speed was dramatically increased. So I can recommend to use opcache for Hubzilla.

Tutorial for building websites with Hubzilla?

Christopher M. Rasch

East Palo Alto, Thu, 29 Mar 2018 20:16:32 +0000 last edited: Fri, 30 Mar 2018 10:12:41 +0000

!Hubzilla Development

What are the best tutorials for building websites with Hubzilla? For example, is there a tutorial that explains how the Hubzilla site itself ( https://www.hubzilla.org) was built?

https://project.hubzilla.org/page/hubzilla/hubzilla-project

#tutorials #hubzilla #ecommerce

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Hubzilla Articles!

Sean Tilley

San Francisco, CA (37.7840152 -122.39734259999997), Wed, 31 Jan 2018 22:29:27 +0000

!Hubzilla Development

If you're running the dev branch of #Hubzilla, you'll see that a new feature has landed for channels – Articles

This is a really exciting feature to me, as I hope to build We Distribute on top of it.

Here are a few relevant files to understand different pieces of it:

mod_articles.pdl, useful for theme developers who want to change the widget layout.
Articles.php, effectively the Articles module itself
Article-edit.php, basically the edit function for Articles.

Here's a quick test article, as it appears today: https://deadsuperhero.com/articles/dsh/suggestions-happier-life

I'd love to explore the theme development side of this, specifically to make Article objects look like an article you'd see on any popular CMS that features them. (Ars Technica, the Verge, Mashable, etc). This may require me to open my first actual pull request for the Hubzilla project, as this is a feature of huge interest to me. The first "useful" thing I can think of might be a thumbnail field, which sets the og:image property of the article when shared.

Eventually, I might dive into either building a page or a plugin that shows all published Article objects on a hub, sorted by published date, complete with title, link, and author information.

Federation Hubzilla Writing

Sean Tilley

Wed, 31 Jan 2018 23:06:46 +0000

Aaand it looks like template layout overrides work. This could be extremely promising.

Godot Games in Hubzilla

Sean Tilley

San Francisco, CA (37.7485824 -122.4184108), Thu, 11 Jan 2018 09:07:43 +0000

@Hubzilla Development+

It's a tough nut to crack, but it's possible to export a #Godot game to HTML5, then embed the resulting game into a #Hubzilla addon. Right now I'm experimenting with loading a platformer game demo into the skeleton add-on as a base. I've got the files spread out and structured into a hierarchy, and I hope to get the player to successfully load with these changes. After that's done, I'll be able to put it into a proper view template, and wrap some native interface elements around it.

My hope is that this could provide a method for sharing my games on the web, in something that could be featured as a personal gallery. A pipe dream version of that may be some kind of "Game Library" add-on that can load and store related Godot HTML5 games and display them in a gallery of sorts.

As far as HTML5 games are concerned, there are generally a number of limitations. Keyboard input works well with Godot, but right-click interactions seem to be off the table for now. Games also seem to be affected by load times proportionate to the overall file size, although it seems that this can be handled gracefully when it comes to loading individual scenes (game levels or rooms). I'm curious to test this out with my own projects as their size and complexity scales up.

Another interesting aspect is that Godot can be made to interact with libraries and environments outside of itself. In theory, it may be possible to provide some sort of bridge between Hubzilla's own hooks and the game engine. One simple way to demonstrate this might be for the game to welcome a player by their channel name.