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rodbishop | 1 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 I hear you. I've looked a little at Ditto and my opinion at first glance is it's not as modular as the rest of the network tries to be. 

So, yes it has a DB, but depending on my purpose maybe not the one I need. 

And it has data BI and tracking but maybe not the one I need.

And it has a client but maybe not the one I need. 

And it has a user rights and identity setup, but maybe not the one I need.

I find myself seeking more modularity, like to pick up pieces ala cart and configure them (for now, and I may be wrong!)

I might be misunderstanding. Trying to get my head around it.
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melvincarvalho | 1 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 #ditto has multiple clients including nostr and mastodon clients

You, dont have to use ditto, you can build your own.  But ditto is the only solution that has been largely accepted, welcomed, and funded by the community.  

You are welcome to make your own solutions  But, those are all hard things to achieve and took a lot of work.  You have to figure out whether you want to do that work, and take the (quite high) risk that your solution is rejected by the community.  Most things are, because there's a rule of having only one way of doing things.

I agree modularity is a good thing.  All depends how much work you want to put in, whether you want to reuse or recreate a solution, and what your use cases are.  For myself, I've gone the modular path, and will reuse ditto as a component in a bigger picture.