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Dat Conference: The Summary

On the 30th & 31st of July, we had the chance to converge the Dat Community online on a unique two-day event. All actors - from enthusiasts and the curious to core developers and multiple projects’ creators - came together to refresh the whole Dat ecosystem.

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Dat Community Ecosystem Conference 2020

July 30th and 31st will be the dates for the first Dat conference. Whilst we will miss the chance to see each others faces, we think this will open up numerous opportunities for others to come by and have a full look at what has been cooking in the Dat Universe recently. Don’t miss the opportunity!

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Dat Protocol renamed Hypercore Protocol

The "Dat Protocol" has been renamed to the "Hypercore Protocol" and created a [new organization for governing its tech](https://github.com/hypercore-protocol). The "Dat community" will continue as the collective of teams and projects that have evolved from the original Dat CLI project.

Recapping Dat's Mozilla Open Source Support Award

In our application for the Mozilla Open Source Support award, we wrote: Over the last four years, Dat has grown from a data sharing tool to a wider community supporting the Dat Protocol.

Dat Project is now the Dat Foundation

Since 2013, Dat Project has led cutting-edge research & development for distributed ledger technology and data syncronization primitives. Everything open source from the first commit, we took Unix-style programming to heart and published

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Dat Project Newsletter: July 2019

The Dat Project newsletter is a monthly newsletter highlighting interesting things happening in the Dat community. Let us know if you have something to share! You can support Dat with a recurring donation.

Getting Dat to work in new environments

A look at some of the work I've been doing for Dat Dat is an awesome mashup of a bunch of useful modules, for peer discovery and for data replication, that work together

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Three protocols and a future of the decentralized internet

Hi, I'm Darius Kazemi and I'm CS&S's Mozilla Fellow. Here are some of the things that I've been researching, building, and planning around the decentralized internet. In learning about these three protocols, I now see them fulfilling different, complementary roles.

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comm-comm what?

This article quickly introduces you into the history and purpose of comm-comm and maybe it helps you understand this a little better.

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Dat Field Notes

Over the last few years of working on Dat I've seen lots of great posts, articles, thoughtful answers to chat questions, and more. After gathering these slowly it is time to share it!

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Caracara: React + Dat + Automerge

How to create a simple collaborative editor on the distributed web

Decentralization

New funding compensates existing Dat volunteers

Let's make it easier to contribute to Dat.

How Dat Works: New documentation for the Dat protocol

How Dat Works is a new guide that explains how computers running Dat communicate with each other to share files. Today is the first release of this documentation and we’re looking for

Happy 2019! Dat Receives Two New Grants for $170k

Dat Project ended 2018 with a bang, receiving two grants before year's end! Dat received $100k from Handshake and $70k from Samsung NEXT Stack Zero. Both of these grants support Dat Project generally,

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Join us in London on Oct 24th to reconsider the web at Whyspace

Join Dat project and friends from design, art, science, activism, and more to talk about the future of the web.

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