Anonymous, end-to-end cryptography distributed event streaming platform

Based on Kafka

Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed event streaming platform used for high-performance data pipelines, streaming analytics, data integration, and mission-critical applications.

Powered by Ethereum

Verifying the identity of participants using crypto's methods, involving secp256k1 private and public key pairs. Granting or denying permissions to perform specific actions, handled by smart contracts with predefined rules.

End-to-end cryptography

Obtain one shared secret through the ECDH key exchange with crypto's key. Use a key derivation function to derive a symmetric key from the shared secret. Choose a symmetric encryption algorithm with the derived key to encrypt messages.

Distributed system

The system consists of multiple independent nodes which communicate with each other to share information and coordinate their activities. If one node fails, the system should be able to continue functioning.

Collaboration

No licensing to prevent users from using the software for various purposes. Encourage collaboration not only to develop software, but also to build untraceable and privacy protection environment.

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Loved by many engineers

We've been using Docusaurus for all the Redux org docs sites for the last couple years, and it's great! We've been able to focus on content, customize some presentation and features, and It Just Works.

We've been using V2 since January and it has been great - we spend less time building documentation and more time building 🛳

Thanks @docusaurus team 🦖

The #IOTA wiki is now part of the @docusaurus showcase. We even have the honor of being a favorite. We are really happy that we found this project. It helped us a lot to improve the documentation. And we still have a lot of plans with things like tutorials, versioning and i8n.

I've used Docusaurus for two websites this year, and I've been very happy about the v2. Looks good, and simple to setup.

Continue to be impressed and excited about Docusaurus v2 alpha releases. Already using the sidebar items generator to help monorepo workspace devs create their own doc pages without any configuration needed.

http://testing-library.com just got a nice update! We're now on the latest version of @docusaurus thanks to @matanbobi, @TensorNo, and @nickemccurdy 💙

My favorite new feature: dark mode!! 🌑/☀️

Docusaurus v2 doubles as a really nice little static site generator tool for content-focused sites, love it 👏

Been doing a lot of work with @docusaurus lately and I have to say it is really fun to work with. A lot of really cool features. I love that you can easily reuse content by creating a markdown file and importing it as a component. 🔥

Happy to share Temporal's first open source sponsorship — of @docusaurus!

@temporalio uses it for http://docs.temporal.io, and it has been a huge boon to our docs team. @sebastienlorber is an incredible steward of the project, support it if you can!

Christopher "vjeux" Chedeau

Lead Prettier Developer

I've helped open source many projects at Facebook and every one needed a website. They all had very similar constraints: the documentation should be written in markdown and be deployed via GitHub pages. I’m so glad that Docusaurus now exists so that I don’t have to spend a week each time spinning up a new one.

Hector Ramos

Lead React Native Advocate

Open source contributions to the React Native docs have skyrocketed after our move to Docusaurus. The docs are now hosted on a small repo in plain markdown, with none of the clutter that a typical static site generator would require. Thanks Slash!

Ricky Vetter

ReasonReact Developer

Docusaurus has been a great choice for the ReasonML family of projects. It makes our documentation consistent, i18n-friendly, easy to maintain, and friendly for new contributors.