Posts with keyword: forever


Building an App Using the Personal Cloud Application Architecture

The personal cloud application architecture is a post-Web 2.0 programming model that separates users data from application logic and application data. This post explains how to build PCAA-style applications by converting a simple, JavaScript-based TODO list application into one that stores user data in the user's personal cloud.
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Forever Demo Slides

We're building applications written in JavaScript that use personal clouds as their backend storage. Here are the slides from a talk I've given several times about this concept.
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Imagining Trillion Node Networks

The video and slides from my keynote address at OpenWest on May 2, 2013
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Introducing Forever and Personal Cloud Application Architectures

Personal clouds give rise to a brand new application architecture that gives people more control over their data and breaks down data silos to provide greater network effects. We've built an evergreen contact application called Forever that demonstrates this new architecture to developers and provides people with an online contact database that is never stale.
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