Learn how to build decentralized and serverless HTML5 applications...

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Shows how to convert a static HTML5 app into a distributed DApp using IPFS content-addressed hashes and pinning so the site stays live even if the original node is offline, plus DAT mutable versioning for live updates and the Beaker browser for gateway-free access. Demonstrates adding folders to IPFS, folder Merkle DAGs, gateway caching (about 24h), and using EmbarkJS + Ethereum smart contracts to handle storage, messaging and payments — workable demos but not a drop-in AWS replacement yet.

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1. 0:00Introduction to decentralized web
2. 2:28History of the Internet
3. 10:32Call for decentralized action
4. 14:07What is IPFS
5. 18:10IPFS demo basics
6. 23:02IPFS for complex apps
7. 27:13IPFS enabling technologies
8. 28:17Dat protocol overview
9. 30:04Dat demo with blog
10. 31:53Beaker browser demo
11. 34:01Distributed mobile apps
12. 35:55Advantages of peer-to-peer
13. 36:42Ethereum decentralized computing
14. 37:25Demo of Ethereum and IPFS
15. 38:51Resilience and scalability
16. 39:18Q&A privacy regulations

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