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by daviddias 8y ago
Hi, libp2p dev here! Yes, we use it today! libp2p is the P2P Networking Stack of IPFS that we refactored into its own project so that others could take advantage and be part of its ecosystem as well. It is what gives IPFS and other projects
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by daviddias 9y ago
Hi Mark, Congratz on developing Gun! I've looked at it before and I was super impressed! The decision to use Y.js instead was done due to its modularity. We added IPFS support by simply publishing a connector https://github.
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by daviddias 9y ago
Hi everyone! Excited that you found PeerPad so fast. We've released its alfa just a week ago at Mozfest ( https://github.com/MozillaFoundation/mozfest-program-2017/is... ). I see that there are some questions a
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Filecoin: Proof-Of-Replication, Power-Fault-Tolerance and Research Roadmap(protocol.ai)
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by daviddias 10y ago
Yes, both as a read-only gateway (browser navigation friendly) and as a read+write HTTP API, you can find several API client libraries at: https://github.com/ipfs/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=ipfs-api
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by daviddias 10y ago
It was just used for pubsub on the 1st iteration, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12721898
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by daviddias 10y ago
redis was mainly used to get pubsub for the first iteration (demonstrated in June), now (demonstrated in September) orbit uses IPFS pubsub (available in the go-ipfs implementation) for a complete distributed web application.
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by daviddias 10y ago
Hi! (Another IPFS dev here :)) IPFS supports today WebRTC, TCP, uTP and WebSockets, thanks to the multi transport approach libp2p[0] offers. In fact, that is how Orbit works, a chat app build completely in JS, using IPFS, on the browser wit
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by daviddias 11y ago
Hi Alexander, this is really great! I've started `registry-mirror` to demonstrate how a Content-Addressed file structure and P2P discovery, can bring a lot of speed improvements, specially when the bottleneck is low bandwidth/late
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Show HN: Webrtc-Explorer Talk Video(29:20) P2P Browser DHT(youtube.com)
2 points by daviddias 12y ago|0 comments
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Webrtc-Explorer – Resource Discovery for Decentralised Browser Networks(blog.daviddias.me)
12 points by daviddias 12y ago|0 comments
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Speed up your Ray Tracing using a browser distributed platform(youtube.com)
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Introducing Burpbuddy(blog.liftsecurity.io)
3 points by daviddias 12y ago|0 comments
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by daviddias 13y ago
https://blog.liftsecurity.io/2014/03/28/Secure-Development-T... The team has been hard at work designing a great training experience and we are proud to announce that the first live edition of the Node.js Sec
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First Node.js Secure Development Training is April 30, at Portland(blog.liftsecurity.io)
1 points by daviddias 13y ago|1 comments
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by daviddias 13y ago
LXJS is one of the founding partners of ti.to (you can check the our logo here: https://ti.to/home ) If you go to LXJS.org webpage, you will see that the ti.to link to the ticket sell is the same :) Never the less, your ques
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by daviddias 13y ago
Wondering what is LXJS? LXJS is a 2-day not-for-profit by-the-community and for-the-community international conference about the New Worlds of JavaScript. http://2014.lxjs.org/ Tickets: https://ti.to/lxjs&#x
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LXJS Early Bird Tickets are flying out fast Get yours now (ti.to)
3 points by daviddias 13y ago|3 comments
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by daviddias 13y ago
One of the Node Security Project ( https://nodesecurity.io/ ) main efforts is to audit all the npm modules in a community driven way. We are accepting contributions from the community to build the tools that get the job done
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DockerConf Call for Speakers(dockerconf.com)
3 points by daviddias 13y ago|0 comments
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LXJS Transparency Report(2013.lxjs.org)
1 points by daviddias 13y ago|0 comments