Hannah Howard
Hannah Howard has made contributions across the IPFS ecosystem for 5 years. She wrote parts of Bitswap, all of Graphsync, most of the initial Filecoin markets protocols, and most recently Lassie, a universal retrieval client for IPFS in Go. Hannah is now lead engineer of the W3S venture, focusing delivering hot, decentralized, content addressed storage and retrieval at a global scale. Before all this, Hannah just wrote web apps for people, and before that, she spend 10 years working in non-profits.
Sessions
Best practices for building the distributed web in a way that actually works — and a sort of “lessons learned” from the last 5 years or so of not always succeeding. A look at why "the new internet" hasn't taken over yet, despite significant investment, and how we can get there still.