Add IPFS on the Web update blog post #699

2color · 2024-10-29T14:56:22Z

Update publish date
Add link to js-libp2p roadmap
Add link to AutoTLS in js-libp2p
Add AutoTLS diagrams from docs: readme references and docker ipshipyard/p2p-forge#6
What's next? Look into future plans
IPFS Desktop release chore(main): release 0.40.0 ipfs-desktop#2887

SgtPooki

this is great.. left some comments

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achingbrain · 2024-11-04T09:12:05Z

This is awesome. Do you think people will read it all or is it too long?

2color · 2024-11-04T09:56:05Z

This is awesome. Do you think people will read it all or is it too long?

I've tried to make it more easily digestible and linkable with images, permalinks, and headers. It's also intended to be consumed piecemeal.

We can later publish separate posts focusing in on specific topics, etc.

* origin/main: chore: kubo 0.32.1 chore: kubo v0.32 (#701)

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SgtPooki · 2024-11-22T16:23:29Z

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SgtPooki · 2024-11-22T16:43:28Z

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+**Resilient, decentralized, and verified** IPFS retrieval on the web is finally a reality.
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+This breadth and reach of this work is only possible because of the open-source nature of the IPFS and libp2p projects. But it also underscores the importance of funding the Interplanetary Shipyard team so that we can continue to shepherd these efforts across the ecosystem.


SgtPooki · 2024-11-22T16:45:10Z

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-* [Reliable, decentralized, and verified retrieval of CIDs](https://ipshipyard.com/initiative-roadmap/reliable-decentralized-and-trustless-browser-fetching-of-ipfs-content) (content identifiers) in browsers. The idea is to allow web browsers to fetch CIDs in a verifiable and trustless manner without being vulnerable to centralized chokepoints. You can participate and follow along with this work in the [IPFS dApps Working Group](https://lu.ma/ipfs-dapps).
-* [IPFS for pioneers](https://ipshipyard.com/initiative-roadmap/ipfs-for-pioneers-enable-building-interoperable-ipfs-systems-using-http-protocols). We aim to enable the building of interoperable IPFS systems using extremely minimal HTTP-based protocols so that building IPFS-compatible tooling in something like Python (that doesn’t have much IPFS or libp2p tooling today) is super easy and appealing.
-* [Self-service tooling for debugging IPFS request handling](https://ipshipyard.com/initiative-roadmap/self-service-tooling-for-debugging-ipfs-request-handling). The idea here is that a user can hit a Boxo-based HTTP gateway and if they experience an error, get a link to download an IPFS request trace. They can then use easy tooling locally or centrally hosted to pinpoint the issue.
+* [Reliable, decentralized, and verified retrieval of CIDs](https://ipshipyard.com/initiatives/reliable-decentralized-and-trustless-browser-fetching-of-ipfs-content) (content identifiers) in browsers. The idea is to allow web browsers to fetch CIDs in a verifiable and trustless manner without being vulnerable to centralized chokepoints. You can participate and follow along with this work in the [IPFS dApps Working Group](https://lu.ma/ipfs-dapps).


I don't think the dapps working group is up anymore? Helia WG is the only ipfs event: https://lu.ma/ipfs

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