Best of Storage — April 2022

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   Changelog·4y

   spacedriveapp/spacedrive: Spacedrive is an open source cross-platform file explorer, powered by a virtual distributed filesystem written in Rust.

   Spacedrive combines the storage capacity and processing power of your devices into one personal distributed cloud. Spacedrive provides a file management experience like no other, and its completely free. Most of the listed features are still experimental and subject to change. Links are for highlight purposes only until feature specific documentation is complete.

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   Geekflare·4y

   The Web3 Stack: Reference for Developers

   This reference will outline the most popular layers and development environments for Web3 development. It includes tools to help you deploy to those layers. How to build around wallet identities and use crypto sign-in. Storage. Creating permanent data storage using P2P tech. API. Accessing main networks directly to pull information.

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   Robin Wieruch·4y

   React Hook: useLocalStorage

   A neat custom React Hook that shows how to use local storage in React to store state. You can just use it in any React component and it allows you to write and read state. The hook is only there as a learning experience though. If you rely on the local storage for your React application in production, you should check out more widely used hooks.

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   It's Foss·4y

   Peergos: Open-Source Google Drive Alternative for Self-Hosting

   Peergos is an end-to-end encrypted private webspace built on top of IPFS protocol. It is a decentralized storage platform which is resistant to censorship. You also get the ability to socialize with your friends in the platform using the newsfeed. You can opt to self-host Peergos or opt for their cloud offering starts for free (200 MB storage)

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   Honeypot·4y

   JavaScript Array.forEach() In The Real World

   In this article, we will take the example established in the previous articles and show how forEach() can help us. We will take a deep look at how the method works, why we need it, and what it would look like in a typical modern front-end codebase. We are working on the codebase of an online shop I created. You can check out the web app and see our examples in action.

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   InfoWorld·4y

   9 home office essentials for developers who WFH

   The home office can be everything that you want it to be. If you want top quality designer furniture, you can order it. Some are happy with a Wi-Fi signal strong enough to reach the couch. As long as your boss is satisfied and the packets are secure, you are free to create.

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