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Episode 50 - Native Android Development for SAFE, with Lionel Faber
Podcasts ·As the various parts of SAFE Network development come together, facility for mobile access to and use of the network becomes a greater priority. Most individuals now use mobile devices for a large part, if not all, of their internet access.
Our guest is Lionel Faber, a front-end developer with MaidSafe’s remote office in Chennai, India.
We talk about mobile...
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Episode 49 - What's so Special about the SAFE Browser?
Podcasts ·MaidSafe just released a completely in-house version of the SAFE Browser with some very cutting-edge features and toggles to explore experimental features. It’s still rough-cut,as browser experiences go, but it opens the door to some very advanced development options as the SAFE Network matures toward readiness for launch.
Helping us get a feel for this step forward are two of...
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Episode 48 - A Reintroduction and Update on the SAFE Network, with Dug Campbell
Podcasts ·I’ve been wanting to do an overview of the SAFE Network for some time, as a sort of new introduction, an update on where the project has currently gotten to, and a view of what’s ahead.
Dug Campbell from MaidSafe helps me try to accomplish this, because I found it really hard to do by myself! Dug has gained a...
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Episode 47 - Resource Description Framework, SOLID and SAFE
Podcasts ·Simpleton says, “We go a bit geeky on this one, but in a way that should be very accessible to most anyone.”
Our guests on this episode are Josh Wilson and Gabriel Viganotti. Both are front-end developers for MaidSafe, working with Resource Description Framework (RDF) in a number of forms, to enhance the uses of the SAFE Network.
We really...
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Episode 46 - Connection Needs of an Autonomous Network, with Spandan Sharma
Podcasts ·Our guest today is Spandan Sharma from MaidSafe. We go over the results of the second community testing of Crust, the automated peer-to-peer connection library being developed by MaidSafe for the SAFE Network, and available for open source use by other P2P projects as they find useful.
In looking at all that the upper network layer needs the Crust connection...