SOLID: An Internet Without Spies
summary
An introduction to Solid, Tim Berners-Lee’s decentralized web platform that lets users control their own data instead of large companies harvesting and manipulating it. The talk explains how Solid works and how it enables a new internet era where individuals are the sole owners and holders of their personal data.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48Centralization problems
- 3:12What is SOLID
- 5:22SOLID architecture
- 7:56SOLID in practice
- 10:25Demo: SOLID app
- 12:13W3C goals with SOLID
- 14:11Final reflection
- 18:25Q&A
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