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I'd love to see some course content on Replicable Object Notation, i.e. https://github.com/gritzko/ron-cxx and https://replicated.cc.
While IPFS is clearly a "keystone" in the peer web, and deserves its place as the first course in ProtoSchool, think CRDTs are even more fundamental to many cooperative systems and I'd like to understand better how to use this powerful abstraction that Protocollabs is sponsoring (i.e. RON).
I'm influenced by ideas like Local-first Software and Distributed Systems and the End of the API. Conversations at the Internet Identity Workshop around "peer-to-peer decentralized identiity" are also motivational.
Some potential course material:
- What are CRDTs and how do they relate to distributed systems?
- What is RON and why do we need a new notation?
- How do you use the "swarmdb" CLI built in to
ron-cxx
? Sample scenarios and example data. - Let's build a siimple sample application (distributed chat, collaborative doc editor, etc.)
cf. https://twitter.com/NukeManDan/status/1127403350759075841