'Butts in the Browser

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Shows how to build peer-to-peer social applications that run entirely in the browser using Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB). Describes how SSB differs from centralized and federated architectures, and demonstrates concrete techniques for implementing SSB apps in-browser so users can create their own SSB-based social software.

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