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Comment by grimgrin | Hacker News Reader

Cool.

This is someone's project that works locally as well, on every operating system, without installing anything except 1 web browser.

If the author wanted, they could even ship it in a redbean ;)

https://redbean.dev

Here is a nice starting point, if they're reading this and interested https://github.com/ProducerMatt/redbean-template

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If only Windows Defender did not immediately mark redbean as malware :(

For sure :( We are at least v aware about it and basically need a person at Microsoft to be really chill

https://twitter.com/JustineTunney/status/1541801499210092544

A very narrow slice of what Justine said in Discord: "But yes, at least one employee at Microsoft has to vouch for the project, or else Windows support won't be able to continue."

Which version is being flagged? Whenever I create a redbean binary, I always ask Microsoft to whitelist it using this form https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/filesubmission They told me the false positives on the 2.0.16 release had been removed. The thing that sucks though is if you change the binary, for example adding an .html file to it using PKZIP (rather than using -D DIR to serve a local directory) then you have to upload and report your modified redbean to Microsoft 'security intelligence' yet again because Microsoft's security tools aren't very smart, and they're biased against open source developers.

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