History and current state of P2P

Slides: <a href="https://manfred.life/history-p2p-presentation">here</a>

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Last news from the Berty project + Code & Community openings

Discovery of the Cybersecurity learning platform: Pathwar

Pathwar.land is an open-source platform for teaching cybersecurity, using challenges and ruthless competition between players. It's free and open to all!

Hackathon Winners Announcement

The results of the Hackathon of the last 3 days, with the discovery of the different winners by the jury & partners!

Mainstream Introduction to the Berty Protocol

@Moul, founder of Berty.tech and his team will introduce IPFS and share lessons learned while building their technology. Berty.tech has won the OMG Feature Award at the IPFS Camp 2019 in Barcelona. Berty is an NGO dedicated to building technology for protecting individuals, journalists, whistleblowers and citizens from any form of censorship and surveillance.

P2P Hackathon Kick-Off

Launch of the Hackathon! Proposed by Protocol Labs, IPFS, Filecoin, Fluence Network, Aleph.im & Starton, this hackathon will offer participants to take on different challenges and side quests. Open to all, these challenges are open to teams of all levels curious to discover new technical stacks! Mentors will be available to help you get to grips with the tools, and build something! Cash prizes are to be won by the most deserving!

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Berty Protocol & Berty’s non-profit org - Current state & Berty’s vision of the Commons for Privacy

Manfred Touron is the founder of Berty Technologies, an NGO that develops the open source protocol Berty. Through the Berty project, it is not only about a messaging application, but about a set of challenges that humanity is facing. How to develop common tools to defend privacy, and resistance to censorship? A vision of the future for Berty and its open ecosystem.

How to Join and Contribute to Open Source Communities, by Manfred Touron

Many developers have misconceptions about open source collaboration. Being a bit shy and afraid to make a mistake is a frequent reason for not contributing, and so is just not knowing about how to start. This talk will share lessons learned about open collaboration, both for project leads and independent contributors.