Let’s look at another perspective to my previous entry from a functional standpoint.
You’ve got two functions: put and get
The put function takes data as an argument and returns a key, as well as creating a thread to insert it into the P2P network.
The get function takes a key and, after inquiring with the P2P network, either returns the original data or errors.
As if that’s not cool enough, now say after using the put function you transfer the resulting key to some other node, and the other node, using the get function with that same key, gets the same data originally put out by the first node. That’s what’s so powerful about this.
What if we had a framework where we could have these two functions for any purpose needed? The possabilites of file sharing and data distribution are endless.
This is the essence of my StaticData paradigm: the ability to put and get any data, anytime, anywhere – it just works.
