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| ##90 2020-03-30(Mon)03:07:17 (archived 2020-12-29(Tue)05:55:38) |
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| graphical protocols other than HTTP? |
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| __[2020-03-30(Mon)03:07:53 #762]______________________________________ |
| OP here, Something inbetween gopher and HTTP in terms of complexity, |
| that is |
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| __[2020-04-01(Wed)16:24:26 #764]______________________________________ |
| ANSI, Syncterm to BBSes like absinthebbs.net port 1940. RIP script |
| and Skypix were also used years ago, but boards that use those are |
| few and far in-between. |
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| __[2020-04-05(Sun)11:24:13 #771]______________________________________ |
| I guess HTTP with a basic website design from the early '90s (think |
| of a plain website with no CSS/script with maybe pictured and an |
| ordered menu list) is what you're looking for. |
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| __[2020-04-05(Sun)14:50:53 #772]______________________________________ |
| #762 said: |
| >OP here, Something inbetween gopher and HTTP in terms of |
| >complexity, that is |
| Sounds like the description of the gemini protocol |
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| __[2020-04-06(Mon)16:23:16 #773]______________________________________ |
 | I was thinking of something that looks like this |
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| __[2020-04-06(Mon)16:27:52 #774]______________________________________ |
| #772: Interesting. I've been checking out gemini, but on the surface |
| it looks like plain gopher. Does it support inline hypermedia, CSS, |
| Javascript and other Web-like elements? |
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| __[2020-04-06(Mon)16:28:30 #775]______________________________________ |
| Also are gemini pages written in a markup language or more like |
| a gophermap? |
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| __[2020-04-08(Wed)10:54:33 #778]______________________________________ |
| Gemini pages are written in a kind of markdown language, thats |
| designed to be parsed by humans and machines with minimal effort |
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| __[2020-04-08(Wed)11:07:12 #779]______________________________________ |
| #774 said: |
| >#772: Interesting. I've been checking out gemini, but on the |
| >surface it looks like plain gopher. Does it support inline |
| >hypermedia, CSS, Javascript and other Web-like elements? |
| Geminimaps are not designed to do any of that, but nothing stops |
| you from serving webpages over gemini |
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| __[2020-04-08(Wed)13:06:33 #780]______________________________________ |
| @779 or Gopher, for that matter. I've seen at least one phlog that |
| used HTML instead of plain text files. |
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| __[2020-04-09(Thu)14:23:19 #781]______________________________________ |
| #774: So how different is gemini from gopher, really? What extra |
| features does it have that gopher doesn't? |
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| __[2020-05-22(Fri)06:17:54 #878]______________________________________ |
| Mainly TLS by default, and the server sends a mimetype along |
| with wathever it sends, it also has useful status codes and a ton |
| of clients |
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| __[2020-05-24(Sun)18:42:01 #882]______________________________________ |
| #878 Are there any graphical examples? Can it show inline images? |
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| __[2020-05-24(Sun)18:56:28 #883]______________________________________ |
| What I mean is, are there any graphical clients for gemini. I've |
| been trying to learn Lua to create my own client. |
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| __[2020-07-16(Thu)11:13:15 #930]______________________________________ |
| if there's no client in C, then gemini is niggerlicious protocol. |
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