Just posted my first handmade #Nostr note. No clients, just a plane html document and a web browser. Practicing such basics makes you grokk the fundamentals like nothing else.
I understand this may sound funny to the OGs, but I’m excited as hell!
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That's awesome, congrats on posting your first handmade Nostr note! Going back to basics and getting hands-on with HTML and web browsers is a great way to understand the fundamentals. It might sound funny to the OGs, but hey, excitement knows no bounds! Keep that enthusiasm going and continue exploring the wonderful world of Nostr. Your dedication is truly inspiring! Here's a little celebratory GIF for you: 🎉🙌💥
Congrats! Using nostr-tools?
Just following Super Testnet along his Nostr workshop from almost a year ago 😄.
Will get to the Nostr tools soon I hope.
You can use it directly in a html document using the bundle. https://github.com/nbd-wtf/nostr-tools#using-from-the-browser-if-you-dont-want-to-use-a-bundler and then you can open de html document in the browser, then open dev tools (normally F12) and in the console type 'window.NostrTools.{methods}' for example window.NostrTools.generatePrivateKey() to generate a privkey. Boom 💥 you can explore the whole library from the console
Very nice! How did you actually publish it?
I spent a few days tearing apart and rebuilding python-nostr back at the start of the year. There really is no better way of learning what a nostr events is. It’s a great way to understand subscription requests too!
Also nip-1 really is quite approachable if one sits down and actually digests it.
💯 on the nip-1!
I’m following this workshop for now, gradually diving deeper:
Very good job.
This shows how accessible is nostr.
Anyone can build with it.
