IPFS and Decentralised Networking

IPFS and Decentralised Networking, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 59 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 902 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the benefits of using IPFS for decentralised data storage Build Decentralised Dropbox clone using IPFS-js Understand the working of IPFS Understand the Merkle Dag architecture used in git and IPFS Understand basic commands of IPFS Be able to host a website on IPFS Understand the limitations of HTTP protocol Understand the concept of Hash of a file This course is ideal for individuals who are Interested in Decentralised Networking and IPFS or Interested in developing Decentralised Applications (DApps) or Interested in Hosting websites on IPFS It is particularly useful for Interested in Decentralised Networking and IPFS or Interested in developing Decentralised Applications (DApps) or Interested in Hosting websites on IPFS.

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Summary

Title: IPFS and Decentralised Networking

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: ?7,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the benefits of using IPFS for decentralised data storage

Build Decentralised Dropbox clone using IPFS-js

Understand the working of IPFS

Understand the Merkle Dag architecture used in git and IPFS

Understand basic commands of IPFS

Be able to host a website on IPFS

Understand the limitations of HTTP protocol

Understand the concept of Hash of a file

Who Should Attend

Interested in Decentralised Networking and IPFS

Interested in developing Decentralised Applications (DApps)

Interested in Hosting websites on IPFS

Target Audiences

Interested in Decentralised Networking and IPFS

Interested in developing Decentralised Applications (DApps)

Interested in Hosting websites on IPFS

Decentralisation. Freedom of Expression, Infinite accessibility are some of the key points building the new generation of the internet called the Web 3.0This course covers the essential information required for you to add IPFS in your skillset.

This course is divided into 3 sections:

Building the foundation: This section covers all the required theory in this course. The advantages and challenges of the HTTP protocol followed by the basics of what a protocol actually is also covering the fundamentals of the IPFS protocol. Some additional topics like Hash of a file and the Merkel DAG architecture are also explained

Decentralised Dropbox clone (unbox):In this section, we will create a full stacked web app which will use IPFS to create a platform for file sharing within connected nodes

Installation and Basic set-up: This section covers the process of installing IPFS on your computer followed by the basic but integral commands about IPFS.?

Website Hosting Project: In this section, we will build a simple HTML CSS JavaScript website from scratch and then use the decentralised architecture provided by IPFS to host the website on the network. The IPNS system of naming projects is also covered

IPFS-JS:In this section, the basics of the javascript implementation of IPFS will be covered which will enable us to use IPFS is web apps.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Building The Foundation

Lecture 1: What is a network protocol?

Lecture 2: Common Network Protocols

Lecture 3: What is HTTP or HTTPS ?

Lecture 4: The challenges with HTTP

Lecture 5: What is IPFS

Lecture 6: What is a Hash?

Lecture 7: What is a Merkle Dag

Chapter 2: Installation and Set-Up

Lecture 1: Install IPFS on Windows

Lecture 2: Install IPFS of Mac OSX and Linux

Lecture 3: IPFS init

Lecture 4: IPFS daemon

Lecture 5: Interactive Web Console

Chapter 3: Workflow in IPFS

Lecture 1: IPFS add

Lecture 2: IPFS pin

Lecture 3: IPFS files cp and ls

Lecture 4: IPFS files stat

Lecture 5: IPFS files write

Lecture 6: IPFS get

Chapter 4: IPFS website

Lecture 1: Introduction about the project

Lecture 2: Building the Front-End (Part-1-HTML)

Lecture 3: Building the Front-End (Part-2-CSS)

Lecture 4: Building the Front-End (Part-3-Javascript)

Lecture 5: Moving to IPFS

Chapter 5: IPFS decentralised Wikipedia

Lecture 1: The problem

Lecture 2: Decentralised wikipedia mirror

Lecture 3: Problems with IPFS

Chapter 6: Some bonus IPFS Commands

Lecture 1: Session introduction

Lecture 2: IPFS bitswap

Chapter 7: Getting started with IPFS-JS

Lecture 1: Installing NodeJs and NPM

Lecture 2: npm init and package.json

Lecture 3: starting the IPFS daemon

Lecture 4: Writing and reading a file from JavaScript

Chapter 8: Decentralised Dropbox clone (UnBox)

Lecture 1: What is UnBox

Lecture 2: node project init

Lecture 3: Building the HTML (part-1)

Lecture 4: Building the HTML (part-2)

Lecture 5: Building the HTML (part-3)

Lecture 6: CSS

Lecture 7: Importing from HTML – 1

Lecture 8: Importing from HTML – 2

Chapter 9: UnBox JavaScript

Lecture 1: Creating the node

Lecture 2: Running the node

Lecture 3: PubSub

Lecture 4: Progress Bar

Lecture 5: Append Files

Lecture 6: Get Files

Lecture 7: Drag and Drop

Lecture 8: IPFS files add

Lecture 9: Peer Handling

Lecture 10: Error Handling

Lecture 11: App States

Lecture 12: Start App method

Chapter 10: Running the Project

Lecture 1: More on bundle.js

Lecture 2: Updating npm deployment scripts

Lecture 3: Updating Package.json

Lecture 4: Running the Scripts

Lecture 5: What Next?

Lecture 6: Course Conclusion

Lecture 7: BONUS Audio Lecture: Basics of Blockchain

Instructors

Vinay Phadnis
CTO, Machine Learning & Quantum Consultant

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2 stars: 10 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 30 votes

5 stars: 47 votes

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