Fully Decentralized Forum With 60 Lines of Code
Try it here: Bodhi Space
Last year, I built a 100-line protocol called Bodhi, designed to store content and incentivize high-value content at a basic protocol level. If you’re intrigued about why this might work, you can check out the details here.
Theoretically, it can be used to build any kind of application (like Reddit, Twitter, or YouTube) with very few lines of code (less than 100 lines).
When I launched it in the Chinese community four months ago, it became popular among speculators, but many developers overlooked it, assuming it was just another speculative token project and not delving into the concept behind it.
So, I decided to build the first application on Bodhi myself, to demonstrate what can be achieved with it.
I created a fully decentralized forum with just 60 lines of code, called Bodhi Space. The code is extremely simple; you can check it out here on Etherscan.