This session is facilitated by Georgiy Shibaev
About this session
- High level introduction to Dat archives and dat:// URLs
- Get people to install Beaker/Cliqz on their device
- Get people to load a P2P website on their device
- Get people to create a fresh Dat archive and explain what that means
- Show some basic HTML formatting
- Get people to write a quick blurb about something they’re interested in
- Show how they can add a file to their archive and link to it (dancing baby gif)
- Spice up their website with 90’s web aesthetics, thick borders, background images,
- Get people to share their website with the person next to them
- Show people how to get their website onto a storage provider like hashbase, and why they might want to do that
- Closing statements about potential for P2P and owning your own data
- QA
Goals of this session
This workshop will walk people through publishing their first P2P website using Dat and some retro-feeling HTML. Bring your laptop or phone and expect garrish colors, obnoxious GIFs, and the element.