IPFS Weekly 93: A quick read of this week’s highlights

Welcome to IPFS Weekly

The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) ( https://ipfs.io/ ) is a new hypermedia distribution protocol, addressable by content and identity. IPFS enables the creation of fully distributed applications. Its goal is to make the web faster, more secure, and more open. Due to the large scope, this weekly newsletter aims to track developments across the ecosystem.

This is what is happening in the Interplanetary File System ecosystem!

Microsoft's ION, an implementation of a decentralized identity protocol, now stores transaction data on IPFS. Learn how to use js-ipfs to publish data in a decentralized, universally addressable, and network-agnostic way.

The past year has seen amazing improvements to libp2p, with the protocol quickly becoming the de facto Web3 network layer for many projects. Now, libp2p is looking for a new project lead to help grow and manage the project and ecosystem in 2020!

Fluence Labs has released the results of its Decentralized Developer 2020 report, revealing that IPFS and Ethereum are by far the leaders among respondents in terms of foundational technologies used to create DWeb applications.

Tomorrow the IPFS community will come together for a virtual meetup. Join us to dive into our latest release, meet IPFS core developers, and sign up for a demo of your own!

Register to attend: https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-IPFS/events/271042788/?utm_source=IPFS+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=4e7518a045-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_06_16_06_53&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_cad54b2230-4e7518a045-318158159