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DESCRIPTION:I've been building and breaking things for as long as I can rem
 ember\, but only lately have I successfully produced local-first peer-to-p
 eer applications. I would like to walk you through the experience\, archit
 ecture\, choices and limitations of the stack I used.\n\nThe app in this e
 xample is called Scala - a calendar application where anyone can create a 
 calendar\, share it with others\, manage editors etc. It can be secured wi
 th Keycard (a hardware wallet) and works across Android and Desktop (via L
 ogos Basecamp).\n\nYou'll leave with a practical sense of where this stack
  shines\, where it hurts\, and whether it's worth adopting for your own pr
 ojects.
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SUMMARY:My local-first p2p app builder journey - Václav Pavlín
URL:https://talks.openalt.cz/openalt-2026/talk/MP9KDE/
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