The backbone and internals were made by great developers…not me. That’s a good thing. Each time you run the script these packages are updated to the latest and greatest.

What I’ve done is brought it all together and generated some harmless html, css, python app to bring it all to life.

Things I didn’t make:

tor - networking backbone

clang - compiler infrastructure.

libjpeg-turbo - server side image compression to keep it all light weight

openssl - open library for encrypted internet communications over tor

gnupg - encrypted backups

flask - lightweight web framework

sqlalchemy - the database backbone

pillow - image processing

itsdangerous - handling session data securely

werkzeug - webserver gateway interface

gunicorn - wsgi complient server for performance and support for handling the server requests efficiently.

If any of these packages get some new security update or performance improvement, nanogram would instantly benefit and patch because it’s searching for the most up to date version of these utilities on each run.