mitraardron

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   by mitraardron 8y ago

   There's a video of the talk I did with Arkadiy (from IPFS) and Feross (from WebTorrent) at the Dweb Summit at https://archive.org/details/youtube-eO6pYYWZBs8?start=10447 it goes into quite a lot of detail about ho
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   by mitraardron 8y ago

   Of course it is, Javascript is what allows us to run significant code on the browsers without extensions or plugins or downloaded apps/peers, and its amazing how far its come as a language in the last few years. WebAssembly would prob
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   by mitraardron 8y ago

   Yes - we don't yet support some of the more unusual types on the Archive (including "data" and "software")
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   by mitraardron 8y ago

   Its still an experiment to see what was possible with a big site, in today's browsers using some of the emerging tools (IPFS, WebTorrent, GUN). We only test on absolutely current releases of Chrome & Firefox. If you run into proble
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   by mitraardron 8y ago

   If you run into problems, I'd love to know specific details - this is an experiment to see what was achievable with Dweb tools like IPFS, WebTorrent, Gun on browsers, with a big site like the Archive. It certainly pushes the edge of br