Comment by schmoooo

yeah, absolutely false.

paul pfrazees beaker browser was just one of many dat ecosystem proje ts even though a popular one. keet is also a dat ecosystem project.

quibble is just the latest addition and linked elsewhere in this thread and an open source version of keet.

there is an active dat rust implementation.

you also have a sql relation database primitive on top of dat and the hyper stack now

and datweb will be released soon.

at proto has nothing to do with p2p at all and its just pfrazee who moved on.

the holepunch company mainly focuses on building the closed source keet app and the bare and pear runtime to make it easy to built cross platform p2p application.

they also maintain a lot of the underlying hyper stack that has grown and matured and is essentially the foundation of dat ecosystem, but there are many projects.

you also have an interview of mathias buus presenting holepunch/keet on the dat ecosystem blog, so sadly your view seems quite distorted for some reason, ...unless you are getting paid to plug at proto