23 Mar 2023
Join Daniel, Developer Advocate and guests from the IPFS ecosystem for This Month in IPFS, which will be streamed to YouTube and IPFS Twitter
For March, we will have the following guests:
Robin Berjon: Robin heads Governance & Standards at Protocol Labs. He's been making web things and trying to build a web worth wanting for a couple of decades. He's done a lot of work on open standards and privacy, and is passionate about turning the web into a space that is operated collectively and cooperatively.
Ryan Plauche: Ryan is a Texas-based engineer working with Little Bear Labs currently working on the IPFS in space project. This project aims to apply content-addressable data & tooling to satellite communications. His background includes shipping code for inventory scanners, in-car GPS units, and open source flight software, and an ever-growing love for pushing bytes with Rust.
Brendan O'Brien: Brendan is working on Iroh, a new implementation of IPFS and hosting the Move the Bytes Working Group.
The live stream will cover a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, demos, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
There will also be a Q&A session, so come with all your IPFS questions!
For March, we will have the following guests:
Robin Berjon: Robin heads Governance & Standards at Protocol Labs. He's been making web things and trying to build a web worth wanting for a couple of decades. He's done a lot of work on open standards and privacy, and is passionate about turning the web into a space that is operated collectively and cooperatively.
Ryan Plauche: Ryan is a Texas-based engineer working with Little Bear Labs currently working on the IPFS in space project. This project aims to apply content-addressable data & tooling to satellite communications. His background includes shipping code for inventory scanners, in-car GPS units, and open source flight software, and an ever-growing love for pushing bytes with Rust.
Brendan O'Brien: Brendan is working on Iroh, a new implementation of IPFS and hosting the Move the Bytes Working Group.
The live stream will cover a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, demos, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
There will also be a Q&A session, so come with all your IPFS questions!
- 5 participants
- 1:22 hours
23 Feb 2023
Join Daniel, Developer Advocate and guests from the IPFS ecosystem for This Month in IPFS, which will be streamed to YouTube and IPFS Twitter.
Timestamps:
00:00:24 - Welcome
00:02:05 - Alex joins
00:43:34 - David joins
In February’s episode, we’ll have two guests:
- **David Aronchick, Compute over Data Lead, will join us to discuss the [Bacalhau](https://www.bacalhau.org/) project**
- **Alex Potsides, IPFS Steward and Helia lead, will join to give us a sneak peek into [Helia](https://github.com/ipfs/helia), the new IPFS implementation in TS/JS**
The live stream will cover a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, demos, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
There will also be a Q&A session, so come with all your IPFS questions!
Timestamps:
00:00:24 - Welcome
00:02:05 - Alex joins
00:43:34 - David joins
In February’s episode, we’ll have two guests:
- **David Aronchick, Compute over Data Lead, will join us to discuss the [Bacalhau](https://www.bacalhau.org/) project**
- **Alex Potsides, IPFS Steward and Helia lead, will join to give us a sneak peek into [Helia](https://github.com/ipfs/helia), the new IPFS implementation in TS/JS**
The live stream will cover a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, demos, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
There will also be a Q&A session, so come with all your IPFS questions!
- 3 participants
- 1:38 hours
26 Jan 2023
Join Daniel, Developer Advocate for IPFS and guests from the IPFS ecosystem for This Month in IPFS.
00:00:00 - Countdown
00:00:26 - Welcome
00:02:27 - Discordian joins and introduces Disco Chat
00:03:57 - Disco Chat (Demo)
00:05:32 - How Disco Chat works under the hood
00:07:20 - Challenges Discordian faced while building
00:11:27 - What's next for Disco Chat
00:14:47 - David Justice joins
00:15:29 - The Browsers & Platforms team mission
00:17:03 - Some of the ongoing projects David is working on like Durin
00:18:27 - Intro to Pin Tweet to IPFS - The why, and the how
00:20:06 - Pin Tweet to IPFS (Demo)
00:24:27 - WebRecorder and web archiving
00:26:47 - Future plans for David and Pin Tweet to IPFS
00:30:00 - J Chris from web3.storage joins
00:31:08 - What is web3.storage?
00:32:56 - What are UCANs and how they solve distributed authorization?
00:34:11 - Differences between UCANs and Bearer Tokens
00:35:23 - UCANs and DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers), capabilities and user owned data
00:40:00 - Uploading and working with the web3.storage CLI: w3 (Demo)
00:50:00 - What's next for Web3.storage: w3ui, improving storage on Filecoin, and integration with Saturn, Filecoin retrieval network
00:52:00 - Broader updates in the IPFS ecosystem with all guests
00:52:57 - IPFS Community Calendar and all the working groups
00:56:32 - Kubo 0.18 Release: Delegated Routing, DAG-CBOR support in Gateways, and Webtransport
01:02:33 - Bringing IPFS to space with Lockheed Martin
01:05:10 - IPFS Thing
In this community-oriented live stream, we’ll discuss everything happening in the IPFS ecosystem.
In this first episode of the year, we’ll have three special guests:
- Ryan Discordian, Developer Advocate for IPFS, will give a tour of an encrypted peer-to-peer chat app built with IPFS
- David Justice, Engineer on the Browsers & Platforms team, will demo a new Pin Tweet to IPFS and discuss his work making IPFS accessible to more users by applying it to real-world use cases.
- Chris Anderson, Engineer @ web3.storage(https://web3.storage) will give an update on some of the recent releases from Web3.storage and give a demo of w3cli, the web3.storage CLI.
The live stream covers a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
The live stream will feature Q&A sessions with the audience. It could also include demonstrations of how to use IPFS and how it can be applied in various contexts.
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Links
- Disco Chat: https://github.com/TheDiscordian/disco-chat/releases
- Pin Tweet to IPFS: https://github.com/meandavejustice/pin-tweet-to-ipfs
- WebRecorder: https://webrecorder.net/
- UCAN Distributed Authorization: https://ucan.xyz/
00:00:00 - Countdown
00:00:26 - Welcome
00:02:27 - Discordian joins and introduces Disco Chat
00:03:57 - Disco Chat (Demo)
00:05:32 - How Disco Chat works under the hood
00:07:20 - Challenges Discordian faced while building
00:11:27 - What's next for Disco Chat
00:14:47 - David Justice joins
00:15:29 - The Browsers & Platforms team mission
00:17:03 - Some of the ongoing projects David is working on like Durin
00:18:27 - Intro to Pin Tweet to IPFS - The why, and the how
00:20:06 - Pin Tweet to IPFS (Demo)
00:24:27 - WebRecorder and web archiving
00:26:47 - Future plans for David and Pin Tweet to IPFS
00:30:00 - J Chris from web3.storage joins
00:31:08 - What is web3.storage?
00:32:56 - What are UCANs and how they solve distributed authorization?
00:34:11 - Differences between UCANs and Bearer Tokens
00:35:23 - UCANs and DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers), capabilities and user owned data
00:40:00 - Uploading and working with the web3.storage CLI: w3 (Demo)
00:50:00 - What's next for Web3.storage: w3ui, improving storage on Filecoin, and integration with Saturn, Filecoin retrieval network
00:52:00 - Broader updates in the IPFS ecosystem with all guests
00:52:57 - IPFS Community Calendar and all the working groups
00:56:32 - Kubo 0.18 Release: Delegated Routing, DAG-CBOR support in Gateways, and Webtransport
01:02:33 - Bringing IPFS to space with Lockheed Martin
01:05:10 - IPFS Thing
In this community-oriented live stream, we’ll discuss everything happening in the IPFS ecosystem.
In this first episode of the year, we’ll have three special guests:
- Ryan Discordian, Developer Advocate for IPFS, will give a tour of an encrypted peer-to-peer chat app built with IPFS
- David Justice, Engineer on the Browsers & Platforms team, will demo a new Pin Tweet to IPFS and discuss his work making IPFS accessible to more users by applying it to real-world use cases.
- Chris Anderson, Engineer @ web3.storage(https://web3.storage) will give an update on some of the recent releases from Web3.storage and give a demo of w3cli, the web3.storage CLI.
The live stream covers a wide range of topics related to IPFS, including live coding sessions, guest interviews with IPFS contributors and developers, and updates on the latest developments in the IPFS community and working groups.
The live stream will feature Q&A sessions with the audience. It could also include demonstrations of how to use IPFS and how it can be applied in various contexts.
---
Links
- Disco Chat: https://github.com/TheDiscordian/disco-chat/releases
- Pin Tweet to IPFS: https://github.com/meandavejustice/pin-tweet-to-ipfs
- WebRecorder: https://webrecorder.net/
- UCAN Distributed Authorization: https://ucan.xyz/
- 6 participants
- 1:07 hours
