{"code":"MP9KDE","title":"My local-first p2p app builder journey","speakers":["M3UCD8"],"submission_type":31,"track":32,"tags":[],"state":"confirmed","abstract":"I've been building and breaking things for as long as I can remember, but only lately have I successfully produced local-first peer-to-peer applications. I would like to walk you through the experience, architecture, choices and limitations of the stack I used.\r\n\r\nThe app in this example is called Scala - a calendar application where anyone can create a calendar, share it with others, manage editors etc. It can be secured with Keycard (a hardware wallet) and works across Android and Desktop (via Logos Basecamp).\r\n\r\nYou'll leave with a practical sense of where this stack shines, where it hurts, and whether it's worth adopting for your own projects.","duration":45,"slot_count":1,"attendee_signup_required":null,"attendee_signup_capacity":null,"signup_status":null,"content_locale":"en","do_not_record":false,"image":null,"resources":[],"slots":[7891],"answers":[224]}