After migrating 15+ IPFS Project websites from Fleek, Shipyard explains why modular infrastructure with swappable components is the future-proof approach to content-addressed website hosting.
Seven Kubo releases, dozens of improvements across Rainbow, Desktop, WebUI, Companion, Helia, and the broader stack. The theme: making self-hosted IPFS practical on regular hardware. Highlights include DHT Provide Sweep, AutoTLS, HTTP retrieval, and inbrowser.link and @helia/verified-fetch proving trustless browser retrieval works.
Kubo 0.39 introduces Provide Sweep, a batching optimization for IPFS DHT providing, allowing resource-constrained nodes to dramatically scale content advertising with smooth and predictable resource usage.
Shipyard will conclude maintenance of go-libp2p and js-libp2p on September 30, 2025, and is working to transition stewardship to the community.
Discover how the new js-libp2p developer tools provide real-time debugging capabilities for js-libp2p and Helia nodes in both browsers and Node.js.
Update from Shipyard on our efforts to make IPFS work on the Web.
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