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I am working on iroh, a rust implementation of ipfs. I have to say that while this dismissal is shallow, it is ...not entirely incorrect... . There is certainl
by rklaehn 4y ago
I am working on iroh, a rust implementation of ipfs.
I have to say that while this dismissal is shallow, it is ...not entirely incorrect... . There is certainly a lot of room for improvement in the current state of ipfs.
We would love to change your mind about ipfs performance and reliability. Once we got a version of iroh that is ready for production, we would be quite happy to let you try it out and get your feedback.
As far as I can see there is no fundamental reason why a set of protocols for content-addressed storage like ipfs can not be fast and reliable.
- stavros 4y agoI agree, I think IPFS-the-idea is fantastic, but IPFS-the-implementation is terrible. I created https://www.eternum.io https://www.eternum.io (the first IPFS pinning service) a while ago, and it has been an endless slog to run. Even basic UX things (like managing pins like a torrent client, ie asynchronously/listing pin progress/etc) haven't had any progress for YEARS. I really hope your project can improve things, I'd be glad to try it out.
- rklaehn 4y agoWe will reach out to you once we think iroh is usable enough for your use case. Not before.