Community evaluation and ideation session to recap the current (as of late June) state of the IPFS-enabled package manager landscape, discuss happiness and pain points, and do some ideation/co-creation around the direction of our next rounds of package manager efforts.
We'll use what we learn during this session to help refine (or re-define, if necessary) our roadmap for package manager efforts over the second half of 2019.
No specific requirements, since this is a discussion-based ideation session, but you'll get the most out of this session if you read about some of our foundational work on package managers so far in the IPFS Package Managers Working Group repo.
IPFS Package Managers Working Group repo, including such hits as:
- Package management glossary
- Package manager categories
- Problems with current-state package managers that IPFS can help solve
- How IPFS concepts map to package manager concepts
- Finding the best abstractions for talking about package managers
- Tactical tree for implementing IPFS in a package manager
- Package manager (pre-IPFS) pain points, sorted by user type
- Package manager goals in the 2019 IPFS roadmap
- Directory of existing package managers with notes on language, categorization, clients and more
- Victor Grishchenko, @gritzko
- Molly Mackinlay, @momack2
- Pierre Niedhardt, @ambrevar
- Daniel Petranek, @dpetranek
- Alex Potsides, @achingbrain
- Héctor Sanjuán, @hsanjuan
- Jessica Schilling, @jessicaschilling
🎤 Slides
https://github.com/ipfs/camp/tree/master/DEEP_DIVES/package-managers