Title: The past, present, and future of local-first — Martin Kleppmann’s talks
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Text content: The past, present, and future of local-first — Martin Kleppmann’s talks             Skip to content     Martin Kleppmann        Student Projects About/Contact Supporters        The past, present, and future of local-first                    A talk at                                        Local-First Conference,                                      Berlin, Germany, 30 May 2024                   Slides Video    Abstract We have come a long way since my colleagues and I published the local-first essay five years ago. In this talk I’ll review where the local-first idea came from, where we are now, and what I hope the local-first community can work towards in the future.    Subscribe          Site RSS feed                    To find out when I write something new, sign up to receive an             email notification,             follow me on Bluesky or             Mastodon, or subscribe to the             RSS feed.                       I won't give your email address to anyone else, won't send you any spam,             and you can unsubscribe at any time.              My book  My book,         Designing Data-Intensive Applications, has received         thousands         of five-star reviews.   I am an Associate Professor working on local-first software         and security protocols at the University of Cambridge.         If you find my work useful, please support me on Patreon.     Recent posts  05 Jul 2024: Pudding: user discovery for anonymity networks 04 Jan 2024: 2023 year in review 12 Oct 2022: Verifying distributed systems with Isabelle/HOL 03 Jan 2022: Book Review: The Future of Fusion Energy 01 Sep 2021: Several podcast interviews Full archive    Conference talks  30 May 2024 at Local-First Conference 27 Feb 2024 at Local First (LoFi) meetup 06 Nov 2023 at IETF-118 Decentralization of the Internet Research Group 19 Oct 2023 at KASTEL Distinguished Lecture Series 27 Sep 2023 at ACM Tech Talks Full archive                       Unless otherwise specified, all content on this site is licensed under a             Creative Commons                 Attribution 3.0 Unported License.             Theme borrowed from             Carrington,             ported to Jekyll by Martin Kleppmann.