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Decentralized system where user owns the data
In essence, we achieve:
This idea was in my mind, from back in 2012. I wanted to make a new web made of these containers of data, where users could just plug their data as their identity when logging in into websites. I implemented a version that was based on RESTful apis, and everything was centralized.
I slowly got to understand that such system would only work if data in a bubble is standardized, so that data from a bubbles could be read from different applications. The power of bubbles is just here: decoupling applications from data.
It was clear that at that stage, I should have not made a centalized system, where users can host their bubbles wherever they want. I am now at MIT working on Solid/Linked Data Platform - which is in essence a very similar concept. The next step, however, it is not in the standardization of the data or a decentralized protocol for sharing data, but a p2p system for which data do not need to pass through the Internet.
I will implement bubbles with solid and eventually webrtc and ipfs
I am looking for new adventurers, feel free to ping me or PR me
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Decentralized data storage
The npm package bubbles receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, bubbles popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bubbles demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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