Weekly 10

[RichardLitt]

Stubbed. May be merged into 9.

[jbenet]

short description, and link to the 0.4.0 blogpost for more.

[jbenet]

Lots of great stuff to mine in ipfs/team-mgmt#101

[jbenet]

In particular would love to see a big update drop on Orbit here

[ghost]

Is this the issue for the tomorrow/wednesday/next weekly?

Content-Type of The Week

This week's Content-Type is the non-standard chemical/x-chemdraw. ChemDraw is a molecule editor first released in 1985, and still maintained as of today. We don't know which molecules were added to IPFS, but will do our best for IPFS to be around in 30 years just like ChemDraw is still around.

Every week we highlight a Content-Type that we've seen on the public HTTP-to-IPFS gateway at https://ipfs.io. If you're waiting to see one particularly interesting Content-Type in one of the next Weeklies, propose it by ipfs add -w'ing a file of that type, and requesting it from the public gateway: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/

[RichardLitt]

Should be ready to go, @jbenet. Needs the contributors, still - having an issue with name-your-contributors. Looking into it.

[eminence]

@RichardLitt The only code contributor that was not included in your list is:

FrauBienenstich https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfsd-ctl/commits/master?author=FrauBienenstich

[RichardLitt]

Added! Thanks!

[jbenet]

Reviewed. this content is good.

Missing:

• I spoke at the Berkman Center, there's pictures on twitter. Something like:

  @jbenet and @nicolagreco spoke about IPFS with fellows at the Berkman Center. They discussed the core motivations of the IPFS Project, how it works, the state of the implementations, and a wide array of issues IPFS tackles. The discussion was excellent, starting with important ethical problems present in the web today, going through critical features our web should exhibit to solve them, and ending with how to get there. We look forward to tighter collaboration between our communities. Thank you very much for having us!

• We had the IPFS meetup in boston

And, the writeup on the NYC meetup should land in the blog too.