Decentralize everything! (or at least a part of your dev tools stack)
summary
Demo creates a React app, publishes it to Radicle and the repo immediately syncs to nine other nodes so the code is recoverable even if a central service disappears; issues and pull requests live inside the repo. Documents open and edit via dd docs new (Fileverse). Cloud deploys run on Akash Network with roughly 21,000 cores, 700 GPUs, 150 TB RAM and 1.5 tab storage and providers bid per deployment. Drips Network enables deep funding (Flask has ~$28k waiting), Continue Dev pushes VS Code AI toward local models, and Status communities is a beta decentralized chat/wallet.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:59Decentralized document editing with Falverse
- 6:06Radical GitHub alternative
- 6:26Akash deployments
- 7:09Continue Dev AI
- 9:39Funding open source
- 11:25Status Discord alternative
- 12:27Live demo workflow
- 27:32Radical censorship resistance
- 30:26Akash trust model
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