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dscan
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DScan Extension: Own Your Identity, Own Your Data
A decentralized storage and file-sharing tool that uploads content to IPFS and generates decentralized QR codes.
DScan enables you to quickly upload files and folders to IPFS using web3.storage, and provides a "decentralized QR code" containing the IPFS CID. This QR code can later be customized and shared with anyone for easy and decentralized file sharing. Users can visit console.web3.storage and log in to manage their accounts.
DScan, leveraging the w3up-client, incorporates DIDs and UCAN to establish a robust framework for decentralized authentication and authorization. The use of DIDs enhances security and promotes digital self-sovereignty, while UCAN facilitates permissioned access and the delegation of capabilities, enabling users to manage access to their content securely.
Thanks to web3.storage, the content can be accessed over IPFS without the user installing and setting up a local instance of Kubo.
Chrome web store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dscan-own-your-identity-o/idpfgkgogjjgklefnkjdpghkifbjenap
Github: https://github.com/p2plabsxyz/dscan
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DScan: Decentralized QR code Generator | Use Web3.0 for File Sharing
We highly encourage you to add new features and fix bugs. Here are some issues to get started.
pico-engine
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The Workflow Pattern
The article is quite thorough and I enjoyed it as it reminded me of my forays in the domain. One nook in this domain, I never managed to investigate in the depth I would like is the Kinetic Rules Language [0] which makes the connection to complex event processing more pronounced.
CEP is not trendy, which is probably because of history and traditional implementations but I think it deserves a good look.
[0] https://github.com/Picolab/pico-engine is an implementation of the KRL
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discontent - Open source browser extension to fight garbage content on the web
conductor - Conductor is a microservices orchestration engine.