@musicmatze As a more general note, we've not seen that much async-rust ecosystem adoption of tower-services. Even axum went away from it and introduced their own simplified services instead. The APIs it provides are a bit complex and don't map that well to all things you can do with raw QUIC connections.
But of course in a tower codebase it would make totally sense to abstract the bits you want out of QUIC into a tower service.

@musicmatze What is stopping you from wrapping iroh in a tower service? IIUC that should be possible without any friction, even if we don't provide such an adaptor out of the box. So if that turns out to be difficult, let us know and we can see what to do about it!

Going to #fosdem next weekend? A few of our team members will be there, reach out if you'd like to have a chat!

Meet us #39c3 at our little session on latest updates and general hang around p2panda!

Monday, 29 December 2025 16:00 CET, Bits&Bäume Living Room

https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/event/detail/p2panda-project-updates-meetup

#39c3 #fahrplan #p2p #localfirst #p2panda

Today at 12:30 at #39c3 there's the #iroh #p2p workshop: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/event/detail/iroh-p2p-chat-over-gossip

RE: https://mastodon.social/@n0iroh/115785114722065028

We're now here! come and say hello! Chat about iroh, p2p, QUIC, holepunching, networking etc. Or meet our neighbour assemblies!

@crepererum We'd love for the two code bases to converge again. The multipath changes have turned out more invasive than we'd hoped for, so this will take a while. In the meantime we're tracking upstream changes and will drop the "do not use this fork" warning and keep it 100% compatible with (non-multipath) upstream Quinn.

There will also be an iroh #p2p workshop at #39c3. Not yet sure when that'll be, it should show up at https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/assembly/detail/cdc/ sometime I think.

iroh will be at #39c3! Come find us^Wme at https://39c3.c3nav.de/l/iroh/@0,194.8,117.16,6

Though it'll be just me who's there. So if you don't find me best to give me a ping on mastodon at @flub if you'd like to chat. As I will not be there all the time.

@superblox Yes, we love for folks to build those things!

Don't have an hello-world android project unfortunately, we usually point to @delta as an example that uses iroh on android. Perhaps you want to create a hello-world android project yourself?

@superblox Yes, we love for folks to build those things!

Don't have an hello-world android project unfortunately, we usually point to @delta as an example that uses iroh on android. Perhaps you want to create a hello-world android project yourself?

@superblox Yes, we love for folks to build those things!

Don't have an hello-world android project unfortunately, we usually point to @delta as an example that uses iroh on android. Perhaps you want to create a hello-world android project yourself?

Well, that was quite the exercise in yak-shaving. And I made zero progress towards the thing I actually wanted to do. But now there's a new version of QFTF out, and this one actually works with the current public @n0iroh relay servers: https://github.com/cibyr/qftf/releases/tag/v0.2.0

#iroh on #quic #multipath is merged to main!

https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh/pull/3381

Our #quic #multipath implementation is sooo close now. we're debugging some slow draining of connections and that's the last thing keeping us from merging to main. At this point it probably means we won't be having a release of it before the end of the year, which is a bit disappointing. But let's see.

@lutindiscret @delta is making a really solid chat application. They use iroh in places where it makes sense.

Ever wanted to have a #p2p video call over #iroh? We have a brand new and experimental version of #MediaOverQuic (#moq) working!

https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh-live

@fabrice now edited to include a link. thanks!

@fabrice haha, whoops! And I only notice this now... Excellent marketing team we are.

https://worm-blossom.org/ufotofu/

Ufotofu is a Rust crate for working with streams and sinks which we developed for our Willow Rust work, based on “Strict Principles for Lazy Sequences” (https://aljoscha-meyer.de/assets/landing/lazy_on_principle.pdf). We also made it so that when the webpage scrolls it looks like a UFO is beaming stuff up.

Thanks to @nlnet for funding this project, and @glyph for early implementation work!