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Discover libp2p, a modular and extensible networking stack which solves many challenges of peer-to-peer applications.

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- visit the project website: https://libp2p.io/
- or check out the project GitHub: https://github.com/libp2p

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Here Martin Becze discusses the marriage of Ethereum, Webassembly, The Unix Philosophy, Distributed Computing, and Bigraphs, to suggest a new kind of world computer at the IPFS Ethereum Hackathon opening night, Seattle 2017.

MetaMask's Kumavis (Aaron Davis) describes what the future of Ethereum in the browser might look like, when combined with IPFS.

Watch IPFS contributor @whyareusleeping share some cool projects he's made using blockchains over IPFS at the Seattle Ethereum IPFS Hackathon.

Filmed at http://2016.dotscale.io on April 25th in Paris. More talks on http://thedotpost.com

Juan presents his project IPFS (the InterPlanetary File System), a new hypermedia distribution protocol, addressed by content and identities.

Juan explains why the web is in danger and how there's an open source movement focused on creating a new way of sharing knowledge is building the Interplanetary Files System (IPFS).

The Interplanetary Files System (IPFS), an open source movement focused on creating a new way of sharing knowledge. The mission of IPFS is to increase ease of access to the information contained on the internet by creating protocols and an infrastructure where even people in the most remote areas of the globe will have the ability to connect. Juan is the Founder and CEO of Protocol Labs, a company started to support the vision of building a distributed web.

David Dias presents the distributed web tools being built by Protocol Labs.
https://github.com/ipfs

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David Dias - Decentralized Web: IPFS project

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https://archive.devcon.org/archive/watch/2/orbit-distributed-real-time-web3-apps-with-ipfs-and-ethereum

Samuli Poyhtari gives their talk on Orbit: Distributed, Real Time Web3 Apps with IPFS and Ethereum.

Speaker(s): Samuli Poyhtari
Skill level: Intermediate
Track: Developer Infrastructure
Keywords: web3, p2p, uport, sign, verification, evm, merkle, crdt, data, database, browser, permissions

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Devcon 2 was held in Shanghai, China on Sep 19 - 21, 2016.
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IPFS — the InterPlanetary File System — is a next-generation web transport protocol to make the Web faster, safer, decentralized, and permanent. It is based on git, bittorrent, and other p2p systems. Content-addressed and signed hyperlinks allow web content and apps to be distributed peer-to-peer, to work without an origin server, to be encrypted end-to-end, to be censorship resistant, to work while offline, and more.

This talk includes:

1) a short introduction to IPFS for those new to it.
2) an update on important Ethereum-relevant developments since DEVCON1.
3) js-ipfs, the IPFS implementation on the browser, for Web3 Apps.
4) IPLD, standard data format for hash linked data structures.
5) ??? And an Important Surprise !!!

https://ethereumfoundation.org/devcon/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/IPFS-and-Ethereum-Projects-Important-News-Demos-and-More.pdf

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https://archive.devcon.org/archive/watch/2/libp2p-devp2p-ipfs-and-ethereum-networking

libp2p is the modular secure networking suite that powers IPFS. It defines a set of interfaces for common networking and peer-to-peer protocols. libp2p is fast, robust, and powerful. It uses multiformats for self-description, avoiding algorithm lock-in, and cryptographic agility. libp2p handles Authentication, Transports, Stream Multiplexing, Peer Discovery, Peer Routing, Content Routing, NAT Traversal, and Relay. The coolest thing? It also runs entirely on the browser! devp2p is the secure networking suite that powers Ethereum. It also defines a set of networking and peer-to-peer protocols. devp2p is also fast and robust. It uses RLPx for authentication, stream multiplexing, network forming, and protocol multiplexing. This talk compares libp2p and devp2p, traces their concurrent history, discusses protocol differences and similarities, and suggests important areas of future collaboration and synthesis of efforts. The aim of this talk is to launch an important collaboration between the Ethereum and IPFS communities.

Speaker(s): David Dias, Juan Benet
Skill level: Advanced
Track: Developer Infrastructure
Keywords: ipfs, libp2p, devp2p, firewall, bandwidth, nat, reliability, dapps, censorship, offline, authentication, encryption, bluetooth, upgrades, browser, tcp, http, nodes, evm, goethereum, ewasm, node.js, websockets, spdy, webrtc, browser

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Devcon 2 was held in Shanghai, China on Sep 19 - 21, 2016.
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Recorded at the Silicon Valley Ethereum Meetup - October 22nd, 2016

We need to bring the distributed properties of the Internet back! That is why we, the IPFS community, are building the InterPlanetary Filesystem, a mountable and distributed file storage protocol that provides cryptographic versioning (never move the same piece of content twice), free deduplication (avoid hitting the server several times for the same data) and distributed discovery (make Web Apps work offline!).

Speaker: David Dias
Details at https://github.com/PixelsCamp/talks/blob/master/ipfs-the-interplanetary-fs_david-dias.md

The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a new hypermedia distribution protocol, addressed by content and identities. IPFS enables the creation of completely distributed applications. It aims to make the web faster, safer, and more open. IPFS enables completely decentralized and distributed apps. And it now supports fully dynamic apps, like real-time chat! This talk breaks down how to build a dynamic app on top of IPFS with CRDTs, pub/sub, and slick UIs. It also delves into new models for distributed computation, and the ethical importance of distributing the web.

About the speaker:

Juan is the inventor of IPFS and Filecoin. He founded Protocol Labs, Inc., he loves open source, and believes improving the internet is critical work. Juan is obsessed with knowledge, science, and technology. He studied at Stanford, and the Web.

Talk given at Full Stack Fest 2016.

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This talk took place at the Honk Kong 2015 Blockchain Workshops organised by COALA http://coala.global/
http://hk.blockchainworkshops.org/

"IPFS is a peer-to-peer distributed file system that seeks to connect all computing devices with the same system of files. In some ways, IPFS is similar to the Web, but IPFS could be seen as a single BitTorrent swarm, exchanging objects within one Git repository. In other words, IPFS provides a high throughput content-addressed block storage model, with content-addressed hyperlinks. This forms a generalized Merkle DAG, a data structure upon which one can build versioned file systems, blockchains, and even a Permanent Web. IPFS combines a distributed hashtable, an incentivized block exchange, and a self-certifying namespace. IPFS has no single point of failure, and nodes do not need to trust each other."

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A look into using IPFS with Juan Batiz-Benet to distribute datastructures for various Ethereum use cases, from off-chain data, to the chain itself. IPFS A look into using IPFS to distribute datastructures for various Ethereum use cases, from off-chain data, to the chain itself. About Juan Batiz-Benet Juan Benet invented IPFS, and Filecoin. He is also the founder of Protocol Labs.

Speaker(s): Juan Batiz-Benet
Skill level: Advanced
Track: Developer Infrastructure


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Devcon 1 was held in London, United Kingdom on Nov 9 - 13, 2015.
Devcon is organized and presented by the Ethereum Foundation, with the support of our sponsors. To find out more, please visit https://ethereum.foundation/

David Dias, Protocol Labs

"IPFS and the Permanent Web"- Juan Benet of Protocol Labs

About the talk:
The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a new hypermedia distribution protocol, to complement--and eventually replace--HTTP. It improves the security, performance, operation modes, and data friendliness of the Web. In particular, it yields a powerful new model, where websites and web applications are decoupled from origin servers, are distributed trustlessly through the network, and are encrypted, authenticated, and executed safely.

Important properties include:

immutable content-addressed graph (merkle dag, git, sfsro)
mutable key-addressed name system (sfs-inspired)
transport-agnosticism and clean protocol layering
files are an abstraction on top of the merkle dag
flexible graph data model (both json and xml friendly)
clean layering on the web - works with today's browsers.
clean layering on unix - can mount the web in the OS FS
usable in IoT and other untraditional cases
This talk will cover:
the major problems plaguing today's web,
the architecture of IPFS (how it fits in the network stack, how it is deployed, how the problems are solved)
powerful new models for the web (distributed, offline-first, authenticated)
examples of important use cases (package managers, OSes, archives)
a discussion on open source protocol R & D
future research, development, and deployment directions
The talk will include a broad look at The IPFS Project, and a discussion on evolving the network stack through open source protocols R & D.
Today, IPFS is classified as alpha software, yet it is robust enough to be in use even in production.

Most notable related work includes: SFS, BitTorrent, Git, Bitcoin, CCNx/NDN, GNUnet, Freenet, Tahoe-LAFS.

About the speaker:
Juan Benet created IPFS, Filecoin, and other protocols. He is the founder of Protocol Labs, a company improving how the internet works. He studied Computer Science (Distributed Systems) at Stanford.

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Juan Benet demos IPFS at ETHDEV in Berlin.

http://ipfs.io