My Data Is My Data, or The Local-first Decentralized Web
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Talk examines local-first, decentralized web approaches to improve UX, CX and data ownership on the modern web. It discusses techniques and technologies for keeping data client-side and resilient to server outages, reducing centralization and latency, and protecting users’ data from being traded.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:23Data belongs to you
- 6:12Centralized storage problems
- 10:36Local First approach
- 14:18CRDT for sync
- 17:57Offline First
- 20:28Frontend storage
- 26:35Decentralized web
- 30:09IPFS explained
- 33:09Caching npm packages
- 36:47Web3 data decentralization
- 41:47Summary
- 44:17Personal insights
- 52:01Q&A
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