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Dablock
@DaBlockDAO
Aug 6
A more human internet starts with real people, not bots. That is what Polkadot Products are building toward.
OpenShore.io
@OpenShorex
Aug 6
Bots are cheap. People are not. At the latest Polkadot sub0 event, Shawn Tabrizi (@shawntabrizi), lead developer for Polkadot at Parity Technologies and an Architect in the Polkadot Fellowship, sat down with @DefiantNews. Their conversation explored one of blockchain’s most
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Dablock
@DaBlockDAO
5h
Polkadot Products makes complex infrastructure feel simple. One .dot name. One tap. One app. Everything underneath just works ⤵️
OpenShore.io
@OpenShorex
6h
A .dot app looks simple on the surface. The architecture underneath is anything but. To the user, almost none of that complexity is visible. Tap a name. The app opens. Underneath, several parts of Polkadot Products are working together. The client takes name .dot and resolves
Dablock
@DaBlockDAO
Aug 21
The interesting part of Polkadot Products is what users don’t have to think about. Assets, identity and content can live across specialized parts of Polkadot while still working as one environment. Complex underneath. Simple on top.
OpenShore.io
@OpenShorex
Aug 21
Polkadot Products isn’t just about better apps. It’s also about how the pieces underneath those apps work together. As @shawntabrizi explains in this clip, Polkadot was designed around three ideas that become increasingly important as networks scale: parallel execution, shared
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Dablock
@DaBlockDAO
Aug 19
Decentralized apps need decentralized notifications.
Parity Technologies
@paritytech
Aug 19
Notifications are one of the reasons most applications depend on centralized platforms. Every app that wants to reach you in the background needs to route through a service someone else controls. Avidity explores a different approach: programmable notifications for
Dablock
@DaBlockDAO
Aug 18
Decentralization. Not as purity. Not as maximalism. As a design principle: critical infrastructure should remain resilient even when companies fail, servers disappear or powerful actors change the rules. Build for that, and “unstoppable” starts to make sense.
OpenShore.io
@OpenShorex
Aug 18
Polkadot takes a more ideological approach to decentralization than most, but without turning it into dogma. The point is not to decentralize everything for the sake of purity. The point is to build systems that remain resilient when companies disappear, servers fail, policies
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