In 30mins, I will address crucial parts of implementing Solid in Python, so attendees can understand how to build a decentralized web application with Python and get the benefits of this promising architecture.
In classical web architecture, application and data are bundled together, hence user data are naturally owned by service providers. This causes security, privacy, interoperability, and many other well-known issues for both users and service providers.
Service providers need to pay additional responsibility to protect user data in the scenario. Moreover, users cannot fully control and migrate their data without additional mechanisms provided by the service providers (GDPR tries to address this in a nontechnical way.)
With Solid, all personal data is stored in a data repository named Pod controlled by users. That could be set up on a user's server at home, or provided by a data storage supplier chos