If you're interested in CID, IPLD, or DASL interoperability, check out this nice new testing suite & dashboard! Screenshot of testing results dashboard: hyphacoop.github.io/dasl-testing/

Cole Anthony Capilongo from @hypha.coop will be presenting this at CID Congress #3 on Wed 6/25: lu.ma/ofjr7mgd

🧠 How does it work?
• Your node gets a wildcard cert for .{peerID}.libp2p.direct using broker
• IP addresses are embedded in the DNS Name (203.0.113.1 → 203-0-113-1.{peerID}.libp2p.direct)
• Stateless DNS resolution - no central database needed!

😅 Why was this even a problem?
• Browsers need TLS for secure connections
• Getting CA-signed TLS certs required domain ownership + manual setup
• DNS challenges are required for wildcard certificate

AutoTLS solves this automatically for public libp2p/IPFS nodes!

DYK? We’ve just released $99 ‘‘Independent Contributor" tickets for #IPFSCamp!

Designed for:
✔️Students
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Ready for round #IPFSCamp Day 2 at #EthCC? 👀

Join us tomorrow at 10am for a full day of talks, workshops, hacking, and more. ⛺️

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Join us during #EthCC week for 3 days of talks, workshops, hack time and more.

🎟 2024.ipfs.camp

#IPFSCamp brings together builders, operators & researchers looking to build an open, secure & efficient internet.

This year connect with speakers across 9+ tracks including: #AI, #OpenScience, #DApps, #IPLD, #ReFi & more.

📆 July 11-13
Brussels 🇧🇪
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#OpenScience has the potential to make research & distribution more accessible, secure, & efficient.

Want to hear how IPFS can be used to make this possible?

Join us at #IPFSCamp for the Open Science track with Ellie DeSota of DeSci Foundation—July 11-13.

Register: lu.ma/ipfscamp24

Heading to #EthCC? Join us at #IPFSCamp for 3 days of workshops, discussion circles & hacking time — all focused on celebrating and advancing a better web.

📆 July 11-13
📍 Brussels
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Want to speak at IPFS Camp 2024? We’re looking for talks long and short, as well as workshops and other creative formats, for numerous content tracks. Submit your proposal here: airtable.com/appM094R1Ma5...

IPFS is an open-source project that encourages the development of multiple implementations of the protocol, each of which seeks to optimize for various use cases. Check out our documentation to see a list of implementations and info about each: docs.ipfs.tech/concepts/ipf...

Cryptographic hashes are central to how IPFS works. Without a short, unique identifier like a cryptographic hash, content addressing wouldn't be possible. Learn about the important characteristics of hashes in our documentation: docs.ipfs.tech/concepts/has...

IPFS is an unsung workhorse of web3 infrastructure, making the full decentralization of DeFi, dApps, DAOs, and NFTs possible. We appreciate Optimism Badge holders who support us in the #RetroPGF3.

We support a thriving ecosystem which contributes significantly to the success of Optimism.

We joined @bsky.app because it shares many of the same values that the IPFS ecosystem has. But what are those values exactly?

You can read all about IPFS Principles in a new specs doc edited by @robin.berjon.com:

🔗 https://specs.ipfs.tech/architecture/principles/

IPFS utilizes "blocks", but it isn't a blockchain.

Blocks are merely chunks of data that are identified by a CID. Bitswap is an IPFS subsystem that directs the requesting and sending of blocks to and from other peers in the network.

Learn more here: https://docs.ipfs.tech/concepts/bitswap/

Did you know IPFS is made up of many different subsystems? Here's a helpful table that lists them all alongside their primary purpose.

Have you heard of them all? Which are new to you?

Having fun doing IPFS puzzles at IPFS Thing 2023 😎

Big shout out to IPFS Thing 2023 attendees, presenters, scholars, volunteers, and contributors! It's been great seeing the implementers community together in one place. 💙

What's been your favorite part so far?