Building decentralized and serverless html5 apps (...)
summary
Shows how to deploy a working HTML5 DApp by adding an index.html and a folder to IPFS, retrieving the same content from the public gateway (ipfs.io) and using Merkle DAG folder hashes for content addressing and pinning. Demonstrates EmbarkJS + Ethereum running on a local simulator: a simple contract stores the number 15 and returns it, proving end-to-end storage and retrieval. Notes: IPFS is immutable (updates create new hashes), gateways can bottleneck, browser IPFS and Ethereum RAM needs (~2GB) limit current client use.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:12History of the Internet
- 4:40Service computing
- 6:10Distributed and centralized systems
- 10:51Dat and IPFS
- 13:23What is IPFS
- 17:36Installing IPFS
- 18:52Local interface
- 19:31File browser
- 20:15IPFS
- 29:10PFS
- 31:10Recap
- 35:10Demo
- 37:10Contracts
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