Progressive Centralization
Progressive centralization teaches a type of development which starts bottom up, building clunky but censorship resistant and downtime resistant apps. Then, layers of progressive usability are added on top.
Too many projects today feel the pressure of launching fast and dig themselves into a web2 fallacy of indexers, AWS, and bloated productivity-killing frameworks like ReactJS. There is another way. A better way.
Progressive centralization teaches a type of development which starts bottom up, building clunky but censorship resistant and downtime resistant apps. Then, layers of progressive usability are added on top. Bruno explains in this WebSummerCamp talk.
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