DIYP2P is a FREE platform for creating your own P2P program. Anyone who knows HTML can create a file sharing program connected to the popular G1/G2 networks. Since DIYP2P is using GnucDNA as the network core, your application will have all the features of a solid P2P program, already packed with files and sharing users. Basically you can think of DIYP2P as an Open Source platform where you don't need to be a programmer to use it.
All you need to do is to think of a Cool Name, Killer Logo and a Slick User Interface

Check it out @:
http://www.diyp2p.com

Good initiative but the client should connect only either to gnutella or g2. Not both.

Ciao

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You can create your own client that connect only to G1, or only to G2 - its in your hand.

I know, but you know devs that don't understand how P2P works. More is better for them. I bet at least 90% of the DIYP2P apps will connect to both

Also G1 doesn't exist, there is Gnutella. G1 is an invention by the G2 fanboys.

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So true
But nevertheless I think its cool

Ya the concept is really cool

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Ok. So I used DIYP2P to create my "own" application. But why is always all of my downloads "Remotley Quened" ?

Is there a better way I can get my downloads to work in DIYP2P ?