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Sandstorm.io: A web-native package manager, with many lessons from Debian
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Asheesh Laroia
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aug Thu 20
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https://summit.debconf.org/debconf15/meeting/311/sandstormio-a-web-native-package-manager-with-many-lessons-from-debian/
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This talk introduces Sandstorm, a free software package manager for web applications with a focus on usability and security. The talk dives deep into how Sandstorm works and why. You'll see how Sandstorm is similar to and different from Debian, and you'll learn: * Why Sandstorm exists, and why I think it fits the web better than packaging the same apps in Debian directly * How people turn open source web apps into Sandstorm packages * How (and why) every Sandstorm app package is a Debian derivative * Why Debian should use this for Debian Developer-oriented infrastructure * Examples of web apps that Sandstorm is, and isn't, good for * How our community structure is different from Debian's -- with many lessons I've personally learned through my work on Debian * How Sandstorm adds security and access control to any web app You'll leave with a sense of the purpose of Sandstorm, an understanding of why we made it, and a desire to run it yourself.
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