🛠 Universal Connectivity with libp2p
summary
Libp2p shows a working demo connecting a Rust bootstrap node to dozens of peers using a Go CLI and JS browser clients, proving NAT traversal and hole punching via WebRTC and other transports. The team runs a mono-repo with runnable examples (Rust, Go, JS), a browser app that connects in Chrome (Firefox has a known bug), and a stress test that spawns many peer circuits; source code and bootstrap addresses are published for immediate cloning and hacking.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to libp2p
- 2:05Core features and benefits
- 4:42Universal connectivity demo
- 10:35Getting started resources
- 14:15Project ideation and Q&A
- 17:45Final discussion and wrap-up
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