Learn how to build decentralized and serverless html5 applications with embark js, ethereum, dat and ipfs
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The document discusses the creation of decentralized and serverless HTML5 applications using technologies such as EmbarkJS, Ethereum, Dat, and IPFS, presented by Alessandro Confetti at Codemotion in Rome on April 13, 2018. It highlights the evolution of decentralized computing, installation instructions for relevant tools, and the advantages of peer-to-peer network resilience and scalability. This presentation underscores the significance of decentralized systems in managing resources without traditional server constraints.
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