End-to-end encrypted Kitten Chat

In this hour-and-a-half long Small is Beautiful live stream recording, I show you how WebSockets, project-specific secrets, and authenticated routes work in Kitten and migrate a centralised WebSocket chat application to an end-to-end-encrypted peer-to-peer Small Web chat application in Kitten.

The example also makes use of the native support for htmx and Alpine.js in Kitten.

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Transcript

Auto-generated transcript from the captions.

Links to other things mentioned or shown during the stream:

• Kitten
• Domain
• Black Box Terminal
• Lipstick on a Pig
• Helix Editor
• lf
• WebSocket Weasel
• RESTED
• SkipTo Landmarks & Headings
• Open Switcher Control

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