IPFS Official @ You | 100th Weekly Report

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Welcome to IPFS Weekly #100

Support for SECIO secure transport in IPFS and libp2p will be removed soon. You can mitigate the impact on your node by updating to the latest version.

A one-day conference on randomness beacons: research done, current use cases and challenges, and available systems, all happening this week! Speakers include Juan Benet, Dan Boneh, Vitalik Buterin, Justin Drake, and more, and the event is free to attend.

Video link:

https://ipfs.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=25473244c7d18b897f5a1ff6b&id=cb41c0d50f&e=614a3a0748

Research plays a vital role in the development and iteration of IPFS, which is why we’re excited to share this recent article by Yiannis Psaras on the merits of content addressability in a world that’s increasingly reliant on the internet.

The latest release of Peergos v0.3.0 provides a ton of new features, speedups, and fixes.

Space, launched by Fleek, is an open source file storage, sharing and collaboration platform for the dweb.

Testground v0.5.3 adds support for traffic routing policies, basic authentication support, and more.

The React Roundup podcast features Carson Farmer from Textile talking about ThreadsDB, IPFS, and more.

The second part of the IPFS case study series focuses on OpenBazaar, a p2p e-commerce platform where buyers and sellers can participate anonymously and privately.

By using IPFS to create this collaborative network, OpenBazaar allows users to transact without the risk of centralized data collection or the threat of their personal information being hacked!

From COVID-19 tracing to crowdfunding on the dweb to social distancing lyrics apps, PiedPiper prototypes, and more, you have to check out the interesting things built with IPFS during HackFS.

Signed and Encrypted IPLD, Go: Implementing a new Go-based IPLD codec that supports signed and encrypted blocks, and paying for it! Externally funded by 3Box and Textile

Remote Senior Developer Advocate for IPFS: Provide tactical support to the IPFS community, create a global community strategy, and execute that strategy on the ground! Protocol Labs, Remote

Backend Engineer: Work with the Fleek product and engineering teams to build the leading decentralized development platform. Fleek, libp2p's remote

Project Leader: This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of a hugely successful open source project and take it to the next stage of growth. Protocol Labs, Remote

Senior Software Engineer Rust/Go: You will work with our distributed team of engineers on new products, core protocols, or customer projects. Much of what we do is or will eventually become open source. Balanced, Remote