Last night in Philadelphia we ran an IPFS workshop using three chapters from the Decentralized Web Primer (see the gitbook or the source code). The primer is unfinished, but the three chapters we used are ready to test.
Hereās a list of the chapters/tutorials we used last night:
https://codeforphilly.github.io/decentralized-data/tutorials/ipfs/
That page is from the series of āDecentralized Data Workshopsā that Iāve run with Jadrian Miles (@jadrian on github) as part of the dat jawn mentorship project weāre running here in Philadelphia through Code for Philly.
Iāve got big plans for the rest of the primer. Check out the bookās Table of Contents. which gives you an outline of what weāll be putting together.
Based on observing what the participants ran into last night, I have a bunch of notes on things I want to tweak/improve in the primer. Iāll add those to the github issues for the decentralied-web-primer repository.
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Thatās great! Thanks for linking this.
Following, nice to see the advance. 
Iāve been scouring the ipfs sites (mostly gh) on how to get from registering a domain name ā¦ all the way to getting it to forward to an ipfs path (via gateway?) ā¦ to getting ipfs to resolve the dns domain.
This book seems to be the right place for this tutorial.
Iāve been wanting to write an online book (using a static site generator) on how to write an online book using a static site generatorā¦
Just registering the domain name was an unfriendly experience. Iāve been looking for a how-to on modifying the dns record properly.
Ipfs command docs (or inline comments in the code) mention ādigā command before āipfs nameā¦ā command, but there are crucial steps missing for the newbie.
Is this gitbook tutorial still a going concern? Iām confused about the meaning of the ālegacy.ā subdomain.
Hi very good book but is incomplete.What happened ?