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A one day event to learn about new-to-you tech, spend some time coding, and sharing what you've learned. | A one day event to learn about new-to-you tech, spend some time coding, and sharing what you've learned. | ||
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Sunday, April 7th | Sunday, April 7th | ||
Venue | Venue: [[Z Space]], Hamilton at W Pender | ||
== Agenda == | == Agenda == | ||
* 9:30am | * 9:30am Doors Open, get yourself setup | ||
* 10:00am Welcome and Introductions | * 10:00am Welcome and Introductions | ||
* 10:15am AT Protocol | * 10:15am AT Protocol | ||
* 10:30am Local First Software | * 10:30am Local First Software | ||
* 10:45am Decentralized Compute | * 10:45am IPVM Decentralized Compute | ||
* 11am | * 11am Enhance | ||
* 1pm LUNCH BREAK | * 1pm LUNCH BREAK | ||
* 2pm - 5pm | * 2pm - 5pm | ||
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Hosted by David | Hosted by David | ||
Local first web applications are collaborative applications that work offline and without any complicated server deployments. Today, I'd like to explore one of the key pieces of any application: User authentication. We'll look at how to connect the distributed world of user owned secure keys with traditional authentication methods like email, SMS or social logins and build a collaborative web application that works entirely in the browser. | Local first web applications ("LoFi") are collaborative applications that work offline and without any complicated server deployments. Today, I'd like to explore one of the key pieces of any application: User authentication. We'll look at how to connect the distributed world of user owned secure keys with traditional authentication methods like email, SMS or social logins and build a collaborative web application that works entirely in the browser. | ||
=== Decentralized Compute with IPVM === | === Decentralized Compute with IPVM === | ||
Hosted by Boris | Hosted by Boris | ||
The Everywhere Computer helps you write and run serverless WebAssembly functions everywhere. Install a node on your machine and experiment with writing Rust, JavaScript, or Python functions that compile to WebAssembly. | |||
https://everywhere.computer | https://everywhere.computer | ||
=== Enhance === | |||
Hosted by Brian | |||
Server-side render web components with any backend (javascript, python, rust, etc). Build your entire app with accessible HTML. No JavaScript required...unless you want it! | |||
https://enhance.dev/ | |||
[[Category: Event]] | [[Category: Event]] | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 1 April 2024
A one day event to learn about new-to-you tech, spend some time coding, and sharing what you've learned.
Register
Sunday, April 7th
Venue: Z Space, Hamilton at W Pender
Agenda
- 9:30am Doors Open, get yourself setup
- 10:00am Welcome and Introductions
- 10:15am AT Protocol
- 10:30am Local First Software
- 10:45am IPVM Decentralized Compute
- 11am Enhance
- 1pm LUNCH BREAK
- 2pm - 5pm
- 5pm - 6:30pm Demos
- 6:30pm - Food and Social
Topics
AT Protocol
Hosted by Wesley Finck
Some possible projects:
- Open Frame for ATProtocol: Similar to Farcaster, allow an ATProtocol client to render an interactive frame from a link that meets an open graph schema, allowing for authenticated actions to take place inside the frame.
- Subconscious / Noosphere integration
- your idea here!
The Local First web
Hosted by David
Local first web applications ("LoFi") are collaborative applications that work offline and without any complicated server deployments. Today, I'd like to explore one of the key pieces of any application: User authentication. We'll look at how to connect the distributed world of user owned secure keys with traditional authentication methods like email, SMS or social logins and build a collaborative web application that works entirely in the browser.
Decentralized Compute with IPVM
Hosted by Boris
The Everywhere Computer helps you write and run serverless WebAssembly functions everywhere. Install a node on your machine and experiment with writing Rust, JavaScript, or Python functions that compile to WebAssembly.
Enhance
Hosted by Brian
Server-side render web components with any backend (javascript, python, rust, etc). Build your entire app with accessible HTML. No JavaScript required...unless you want it!
