When checking out some games, it can definitely motivate to do some coding. I found it very joyful to see some `Cities Skyline on youtube`. It is a city building game with extensive traffic management features. Its 3D graphics is beautiful. Watching how someone was managing the traffic, has something very satisfying.

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As I read about what is new and hot in JS, I came across https://risingstars.js.org/2019/en . Here I found gun. And with that I got a followup to my last post. Gun is a system/framework for building distributed apps. Apps that can work, hosted by the community, and can run without the need from your side, to run all the expensive servers.

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SQL is awesome. It let us comfortably access our data on a server. We can define our schema, insert and manipulate our data and of course -- this is why we all use it -- read the data in a structured way. It allow us to describe conditions that reach beyond multiple data tables. A feature we can not get away with, is the ability to join tables, a way to merge our data on our gusto.

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Today I want to share how to build distributed apps. After making a small test, I was able to implement a distributed message broadcasting application, in less then about 50 lines of JavaScript. The idea stuck for a while now in my head, after studying the code of `naivecoin`. For this article, some concept is simply extracted what I learned from that project. Here, without the blockchain. And because the concept and code is so simple, everyone of you, will be able to build distributed apps on your own.

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In the my local javascript community here in Shanghai, a `graphics made by Justin Hileman about git issues` got topic for some discussions. In this post I quickly want to communicate my opinions on the subject. It is about, how do you go about a mess in git.

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