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'''Who''': Guest lecturer [https://tobiasbernard.com/ Tobias Bernard], [https://gnome.org GNOME] and [https://github.com/p2panda/reflection Reflection] developer (among maany other things)<br> | '''Who''': Guest lecturer [https://tobiasbernard.com/ Tobias Bernard], [https://gnome.org GNOME] and [https://github.com/p2panda/reflection Reflection] developer (among maany other things)<br> | ||
'''What''': Tobias will guide us and introduce us to the concept of ''Local-First''. We’ll explore together the concept of collaborative, peer-to-peer and encrypted software. We will also play with Reflection, a native GTK app that Tobias is co-developing with the [https://p2panda.org p2panda] team, aimed at collectively editing text simultaneously. The app essentially consists in local, offline, and encrypted version of Etherpad. | '''What''': Tobias will guide us and introduce us to the concept of ''Local-First''. We’ll explore together the concept of collaborative, peer-to-peer and encrypted software. We will also play with Reflection, a native GTK app that Tobias is co-developing with the [https://p2panda.org p2panda] team, aimed at collectively editing text simultaneously. The app essentially consists in local, offline, and encrypted version of Etherpad. | ||
The event is '''open to the public'''! | |||
Revision as of 19:06, 23 November 2025
EXTRA: Introduction to Local-First
Where: XPUB Studio / Acquarium
When: Thursday 4th December 2025, 17:00
Who: Guest lecturer Tobias Bernard, GNOME and Reflection developer (among maany other things)
What: Tobias will guide us and introduce us to the concept of Local-First. We’ll explore together the concept of collaborative, peer-to-peer and encrypted software. We will also play with Reflection, a native GTK app that Tobias is co-developing with the p2panda team, aimed at collectively editing text simultaneously. The app essentially consists in local, offline, and encrypted version of Etherpad.
The event is open to the public!