You read it right, the recordings from IPFS Camp are starting to get out, grab them while they are HAWT 🔥
For this batch we have:
# ⚡️ Lightning Talks (opens new window)
# 📃 Poster Projects (opens new window)
| Topic | Owner | Description | Recording |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTTP gateways (opens new window) |  @autonome (opens new window) | An IPFS Gateway acts as a bridge between traditional web browsers and IPFS. | Video (opens new window) |
| The intricacies of DWeb Addressing (opens new window) |  @lidel (opens new window) | Systems like IPFS use hashes of data to reference content by itself, rather than by an arbitrary location/name. With this comes compatability and human concerns around referencing data. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPLD Selectors (opens new window) |  @maparent (opens new window) | IPLD Selectors are expressions that identify ("select") a subset of nodes in an IPLD dag. i.e. subsets of IPLD objects. | Video (opens new window) |
| Graphsync (opens new window) |  @b5 (opens new window) | A protocol to synchronize graphs across peers. | Video (opens new window) |
| KeyStore (opens new window) |  @gozala (opens new window) | A secure and simple way of storing and managing keypairs (for IPFS services). | Video (opens new window) |
| NPM-on-IPFS (opens new window) |  @achingbrain (opens new window) | Let's take NPM and put it on IPFS. | Video (opens new window) |
| DAG walking facilities in IPLD (opens new window) |  @warpfork (opens new window) | The goal of IPLD is to enable decentralized data-structures that are universally addressable and linkable. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPFS/libp2p PubSub (opens new window) |  @whyrusleeping (opens new window) | Publish-Subscribe, called ‘pubsub’ for short, is a pattern often used to handle events in large-scale networks. | Video (opens new window) |
| CRDTs (opens new window) |  @parkan (opens new window) | A "Conflict-free replicated data type" is a data structure which can be replicated across multiple computers in a network, without conflicts! | Video (opens new window) |
| IPFS Nodes (opens new window) |  @carsonfarmer (opens new window) | A general overview of what it means to be/implement an IPFS node. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPFS DHT (opens new window) |  @gpestana (opens new window) | IPFS uses a Distributed Hash Table (DHT) to keep track of various types of data, such as content provider records. | Video (opens new window) |
| Mutable File System (MFS) (opens new window) |  @leshokunin (opens new window) | Mutable File System (MFS) is a tool built into IPFS that lets you treat files like you would a normal name-based filesystem. | Video (opens new window) |
| Bitswap (opens new window) |  @jacobheun (opens new window) | Bitswap is the data trading module for IPFS. Its purpose is to request blocks from and send blocks to other peers in the network. | Video (opens new window) |
| PeerPad internals (opens new window) |  @jimpick (opens new window) | PeerPad is a decentralized editor that allows concurrent writing of text. | Video (opens new window) |
| go-ipfs Infrastructure (opens new window) |  @stebalien (opens new window) | This topic should cover what it takes to initialize a go-IPFS node, and connect it to a public P2P network. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPFS Cluster (opens new window) |  @meiqimichelle (opens new window) | IPFS Cluster is a stand-alone application and a CLI client that allocates, replicates, and tracks pins across a cluster of IPFS daemons. | Video Part-1 (opens new window) Video Part-2 (opens new window) |
| Textile internals (opens new window) |  @andrewxhill (opens new window) | Textile is a set of tools and trust-less infrastructure for building censorship resistant and privacy preserving applications. | Video (opens new window) |
| The design of the IPFS Repo (opens new window) |  @dignifiedquire (opens new window) | A repo is the storage repository of an IPFS node. It is the subsystem that actually stores the data IPFS nodes use. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPFS/Libp2p content routing (opens new window) |  @bigs (opens new window) | The IPFS routing system utilizes "content provider records" hosted on a distributed key-value store to resolve content providers. | Video (opens new window) |
| Circuit Relay (opens new window) |  @ianopolous (opens new window) | The circuit relay is a means to establish connectivity between libp2p nodes (e.g. IPFS nodes) that wouldn't otherwise be able to establish a direct connection to each other. | Video (opens new window) |
| Swarming (concept) (opens new window) |  @mburns (opens new window) | Swarming is a software method that takes advantage of multiple peers (the "swarm") to fulfill a task which may be easily distributed. | Video (opens new window) |
| IPNS (opens new window) |  @aschmahmann (opens new window) | IPNS is a system for creating and updating mutable links to IPFS content. | Video (opens new window) |
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Enjoy all the recordings and have a great week!