IMIM is a blogging app for Autonomi, which sits on top of AntTP, the HTTP proxy/gateway.

IMIM leverages Autonomi archives to define a blog, with the files within it representing the articles. The archives can contain rich media, including markdown text, images, audio files and videos.

Anyone can create an archive and share it with others. There is no gatekeeping. There are no hosting fees. There is just you and your audience.

Blog archives can be created by uploading any directory to the network, using the Autonomi 'ant' CLI app.

And this is just the prototype.

The end product will be rich with features, allowing users to easily create blogs, add articles, upload media and get their voices heard. There will be comment threads, tip jars, article linking and template customisation to give each blog their unique identity.

Identities. Digital identities. These will be available and obvious too. Digital signing of articles to prove their provenance, whether of a public personal or an anonymous one.

I aM IMmutable! Are you?

About Paul Green

Paul Green of Ant Node Ltd 25 years of both front and (primarily) back end development experience

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-s-green/

Github: https://github.com/traktion

Backend: Java, Rust, Kotlin and Go Frontend: Javascript, Typescript (including Angular framework)

Maidsafe ICO investor and active community member for over 10 years

Experience running a small consultancy and contracting business

Autonomi Projects Creator of AntTP web proxy/gateway (Rust) Creator of IMIM blog prototype (TypeScript/Angular)