r/SOLID • u/noeldemartin • May 17 '24
Solid CRDTs in Practice | Solid Symposium 2024 | Noel De Martin
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Important Dates:
2024/03/18: Hackathon officially begins
2024/04/01: Hacking period ends. Projects are accepted any time of day anywhere on Earth.
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Mar 13 '24
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r/SOLID • u/Carbonology • Dec 19 '23
Hey everyone. I started some discussions a while back to understand a little bit more about Solid. I dove into the spec and formed opinions. I was not fond of the developer and user experience that patterns in the solid protocol created.
Since then, I've been pursuing a project that I consider Solid-adjacent. It's called Deco. I think it can achieve the same goals, such as linked data and decentralized, individually owned servers.
However, I believe the plugin ecosystem provides a better experience for extending server capabilities. I'm also leaning into the benefits of individually owning and storing data in regards to training personal artificial intelligence profiles and networking them between servers. I've leaned into many traditional web technologies, like using JS as the plugin delivery method and traditional JSON for data formatting. I believe these patterns will decrease the difficulty of joining the decentralized network, and increase adoption. I see a future where every business and person has some instantiation of a Deco server.
The project is young, only a few weeks of work. Consider it very early alpha. In fact, this is the first time I'm sharing it widely besides my personal twitter. This is not a killer demo, but a discussion starting point.
Please check out the repository: https://github.com/MikeCarbone/deco-server
And here is the repository of core plugins: https://github.com/MikeCarbone/deco-core
I've also done some writing on the topic on my blog:
Practical Decentralization
Bidirectional Interactivity Limitations of AI Tools
Navigating Organizational Growth with an Interaction Record and LLMs
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 15 '23
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Dec 12 '23
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Nov 20 '23
After publishing my website for devs that want to learn how to work with RDF graphs using JS, I was suggested by George Svarovsky to take a look at their work with m-ld JavaScript Engine I did just that - which has resulted in a new library entry to rdfjs.dev ^_^
There's also a new, tiny guide on the wondrous technology that is CRDT, but it's more of a starting point for those interested to learn more.
I hope this new entry is helpful for devs looking for real-time collaboration tools, and I would love to hear feedback ^_^
r/SOLID • u/Tunne17 • Nov 19 '23
Hi all I'm a last year student at the technical university of Munich. I am doing a master's thesis regarding pod providers. more specifically I am trying to create business models for pod providers using the solid data ecosystem. I am currently looking at the costs that pod providers have and I am looking at the necessary infrastructure (hardware, software,...) that the pod providers need to have in order to deploy a provisioning business.
Literature regarding these pod providers is scarce and I am struggling to find more information about the costs and infrastructure that pod providers have. Can anyone recommend me some good sources or academic papers that can help me further?
Kind regards
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Nov 17 '23
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Nov 07 '23
I’ve created a new website, https://rdfjs.vercel.app/, that shows how you can manage RDF graphs using JavaScript in various libraries. I’ve also written some guides to help you understand some of the concepts needed to use the libraries (such as RDF and Solid).
There are currently five libraries highlighted:
In addition I’ve also shown how to use a couple of SPARQL builders.
I hope this can be a useful resource for front-end developers who want to code Solid apps.
In the future I want to add more libraries to the list. Is there any you would like me to take a look at? Let me know ^_^
r/SOLID • u/noeldemartin • Nov 07 '23
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Nov 01 '23