All Things Open 2022 - Keynotes - Tuesday, November 1st 2022
summary
Claims a new platform called Web5 that combines familiar account convenience with user-owned identity and data; shows concrete standards and implementations: decentralized identifiers (W3C DIDs — the string on‑chain, DID document off‑chain), verifiable credentials (W3C signed claims stored in wallets), and decentralized web nodes (IPFS or local hosting for JSON objects). TBD is assembling an open‑source Web5 stack, building an identity wallet, and demos include BlueSky data portability, Spotify→Tidal playlist transfer, and self‑hosted medical records access.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Web 5 and decentralized identity
- 15:58Inclusive tech culture and mentorship
- 32:58Open source security challenges
- 50:04Web evolution: MPAs to PESPAs
- 1:09:47Remix for enhanced SPAs
- 1:10:09Supply chain security and SBOMs
- 1:29:30Sustaining open source communities
- 1:55:34Tech employer job matching
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