Building P2P in the browser for zero cost
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The document discusses peer-to-peer (p2p) technology and its benefits, including privacy, file size handling, and cost considerations. It mentions the use of IPFS for decentralized file storage and highlights the importance of hashing and data structures like merkledag. Additionally, it touches on challenges related to user addressability and monetization opportunities in p2p services.
Building P2P in the browser for zero cost
- 1. P2P ✌ 1 / 43
- 2. Friends and family 2 / 43
- 3. Why? 3 / 43
- 5. Bigger files Not exponential internet speed 5 / 43
- 6. Tensorflow models? 360 Images? 6 / 43
- 8. If you aren't paying, your the product 8 / 43
- 9. What is the cheapest computer you own? 9 / 43
- 10. Whatever you have! 10 / 43
- 11. Speed & Latency How it all started 11 / 43
- 12. How does it all work? 12 / 43
- 13. 13 / 43
- 14. IPFS 14 / 43
- 15. 2 libraries 15 / 43
- 16. IPFS Golang 16 / 43
- 18. IPFS JS FRONTEND & BACKEND 18 / 43
- 20. Works while you have the browser open 20 / 43
- 22. Solution: Break it up 22 / 43
- 23. Hashing 23 / 43
- 26. 26 / 43
- 27. Files and Metadata 27 / 43
- 28. Can host a whole website 28 / 43
- 29. DEMO 29 / 43
- 30. But nobody can remember those addresses?.. 30 / 43
- 31. Just like Whatsapp, you don't have usernames 31 / 43
- 32. P2P transport 32 / 43
- 33. PubSub 33 / 43
- 34. So easy! 34 / 43
- 35. But ... 35 / 43
- 36. 36 / 43
- 37. DEMO 37 / 43
- 39. Still young 39 / 43
- 40. Speed, Price, Privacy, Ease 40 / 43
- 41. So how am I supposed to earn money? 41 / 43
- 42. Proving services around 42 / 43
- 43. Workshop tomorrow at 91 Springboard 43 / 43