The huge rewrite is finally done. The application "tests" runs again without errors. I have rewritten the launch part of an application by rewriting many pre-deprecated sections and loosing about 5-7 include files (which is good for performance). "Detection" of the application's name (parameter: app) was very badly written, e.g. $_GET was checked again, even when there was already a Requestable instance around.

This is now finally done and I'm going to rewrite my application "hub" towards these changes. The #GIT repository is here:

PR request 3469 is out which contains changes towards a Friendica-wide coding-convention. As requested earlier, I have splitted my 119 (!) files large PR into several small to make it easier for the reviewers (not to review tons of changes but small chunks then).

So as you (dear users) can see, #Friendica is being rewritten in many directions. No new stuff but more clear code where I hope to have later an even more clear code (better understandable by humans, a computer can read any badly formatted code as long as it is valid).

@Friendica Developers

Edit: Here is the link to the PR: github.com/friendica/friendica…

I'm currently playing #Starmade which you can run on your own Windows/Linux/MacOS box and as an own server instance (also LAN-only is possible).

Here are some screenshots from my work (in-progress):
#nextcloud

Did I mention that I don't like #WLAN? Here I have an #IBM #Thinkpad #R51 which has a lot disconnects from WLAN. The #Android of my wife @Rechelle Diana Haeder is working but as you may know, it is not #GNU.

But I prefer GNU software as it is peer-reviewed and back-doors don't have a long lifetime in it. So I can easier trust NICs (cable-bound) than those WLAN stuff (the WLAN network module requires a proprietary binary blob to be loaded).

And WLAN suffers from interference of different types, mostly by neighboring networks. Now I replace it with an "old-fashioned" twisted-ait CAT5e cable ...

Oh, no. #Hannika is here ...

I can count myself lucky that I'm one of the 8 lucky receivers of a brand-new #GTA04A5 device!

You can find their main page here:
Wonder why it is so (relative) expensive compared to other main-stream phones? Because you directly invest into the very production of the device (hardware only). So you become an investor here (something like that I think) and not a regular consumer/customer.

 total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 7939312 3764024 4175288 0 203592 1434224
-/+ buffers/cache: 2126208 5813104
Swap: 12485748 11742532 743216

My 9 months old daughter has fallen asleep on my arm while I was showing #Pingus to her. Maybe the music pingus-8.it was so nice and smooth that she felt easily asleep? Wow, really adorable and nice feeling ... #daddy

Btw, here is the music:
cloud.mxchange.org/index.php/s…

You need, e.g. #modplug, #opencubicplayer or any other #MOD player to play them.

What do you think?, especially those @Friendica Developers ? Is it possible to rewrite #Friendica to have some "wrapper class" for storing pictures/movies locally (default) or remotely on a #WebDAV share like with Nextcloud?

Or does #Nextcloud have an other API for file storage/retrieval than WebDAV? Would be cool to not have pictures stored on so many places. Sure you need then a "WebDAV browser" where you can easily select your files you want to link here (including music files and videos, of course).

I have just finished setting up a new directory for #Friendica: dir.haeder.net/

It pulls from dir.friendica.com/ and dir.friendi.ca/ and it is secured with #LetsEncrypt

Today I have almost finished rewriting my #object-oriented #PHP #framework (not to be confused with yet-another PHP web framework, no) towards #namespace. It took me 77 commits (as I commit not in big chunks anymore) to add namespaces and "import" classes/interfaces + expanding configuration entries with proper namespaces.

My next work will be rewrites in reducing include files in folder "inc", they come from old times where I was "encapsulating" stuff in include files, now I do it with classes and methods.

Still ongoing (or temporary postponed is the rewrite towards a "wrapper" (not following naming convention here!) class around sockets and the bootstrap.

BTW: You can find it here: