Welcome to IPFS Weekly 106

Welcome to IPFS Weekly 106

Here’s what’s happening in the InterPlanetary File System (opens new window) galaxy! 🚀

# An IPFS September to Remember Meetup

If you missed the latest IPFS Meetup, not to worry. You can catch up on all the presentations, from IPFS Recovery to IoTex to the details behind go-IPFS 0.7 and more, by tuning into the IPFS YouTube channel. Bonus feature: another delightful lightning talk you won’t want to miss!

Watch the videos (opens new window)

# Space Race 2: Slingshot - put your project on Filecoin for FIL token rewards!

Following Space Race 1 (opens new window), a competition for storage miners that resulted in 230PiB onboarded to the Filecoin testnet, Protocol Labs announced Space Race 2: Slingshot, a competition for the community of developers excited to use all this storage! Developers who integrate an application with and store useful data on Filecoin’s testnet can be eligible for potentially large Filecoin token rewards. We’d love to have as many developers from the IPFS community as possible participating - eligible integrations can be as simple as using a tool like Textile’s Powergate (opens new window) to back up data your project is already storing on IPFS to Filecoin. Competition details can be found here (opens new window)!

# New IPFS Case Study: Arbol

Continuing the IPFS Case Study Series, Arbol is the latest organization to be featured, discussing how IPFS has benefitted their agriculturally-focused platform. From creating contracts for parametric weather protection agreements to the role of content addressability, Arbol has a very interesting case.

Read the case study (opens new window)

# Brand new on IPFS

# IPFS in the news

How Hongkongers can use new technologies to preserve their democratic rights | Hong Kong Free Press (opens new window)

Web 3.0 would enable new possibilities and opportunities | Cointelegraph (opens new window)

HackFS kickstarts project development in Web 3.0 | Forkast (opens new window)

# Job hunting? Work on IPFS!

Front-end Developer (opens new window): Are you an experienced front end dev that understands IPFS and linked data and wants to make an impact on the future of Web3? Ceramic is looking for a contractor to work on Ceramic Explorer.

Remote Senior Software Engineer (opens new window): We are looking for talented engineers to help us design, build, and architect the most difficult parts of the Audius protocol—high availability services for decentralized replication of data, latency-sensitive distributed file transfers, Ethereum smart contracts, infrastructure, tooling, and more. Audius, Remote

UI Engineer (opens new window): Come build scalable front-end applications, experiment with new technologies, and build beautiful products. Textile, Remote

Project Lead, libp2p (opens new window): This is a unique opportunity to take ownership of a massively successful open source project and carry it through its next phase of growth. Protocol Labs, Remote

Senior Software Engineer Rust/Go (opens new window): You would be working with our distributed team of engineers on new products, core protocols or client projects. Most of the work we do is or will eventually be open source. Equilibrium, Remote

View our job postings (opens new window)

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