I'm 12. You asked for open source at 2,000 followers. Here's the FULL architecture instead — and why the file stays private

Several days ago, I made a commitment in the comments section: once I reached 2,000 followers, I would make the KODA project open-source. As of this morning, the follower count stands at 2,088. Therefore, I would like to directly tell you that the file is not available for public access. Below is an explanation as to why this is the case.

The origin of KODA began on a mobile device, and its codebase exhibits certain irregularities. For instance, there are conflicts regarding the use of z-index values, unnecessary folder structures, and a crash resulting from the absence of a single asynchronous function. Making the raw codebase publicly available would not serve as a tutorial but rather an intricate process of uncovering hidden details. Instead, I prefer to open-source the cleaned-up version rather than releasing it hastily.

Currently, the project is used by children, ranging from ages 5 to 18. The DOJO FEED, my spin-off social network, implements my backend patterns. Open-sourcing the entire project would provide a roadmap for malicious individuals. When your user base consists of minors, moving swiftly and exposing everything is no longer a commendable trait.

The KODA trilogy, comprising KODA (mentor), DOJO FEED (community), and KODA LEARN (school, currently under development), has not yet reached its final form. The architecture remains my competitive advantage as I continue to build the third component. However, as I have now fulfilled the promise of transparency, I am providing the complete architecture for KODA. Please find the details below.