Workshop Swarm: Decentralize Any Frontend

​Decentralize Any Frontend

​Most decentralized applications still depend on centralized frontends, cloud hosting providers, or infrastructure that can go down, change terms, block access, or become a single point of failure.

​This workshop shows how to move the user-facing layer of a web application onto Swarm, a decentralized peer-to-peer storage network built for the open web.

​In 30 minutes, we will walk through practical ways to deploy a frontend to Swarm, from the easiest browser-based flow to more advanced developer workflows.

​What you will learn

​We will cover three deployment paths based on the newly released https://justdeploy.bzz.link/ guide.

​Level 1: Beeport
Deploy directly from your browser in a few minutes using only your wallet. No installation required.

​Level 2: Swarm Desktop
Run your own local node through a simple desktop interface, manage repeat deployments, and update your frontend through feeds.

​Level 3: Swarm CLI
Use terminal-based deployment for more advanced workflows, including CI/CD pipelines, automated updates, and immutable storage.

​Bonus
Learn how to connect your decentralized frontend to an ENS domain, such as yourname.eth.limo.

​Who should attend

​Builders, researchers, privacy advocates, and anyone attending BREW who wants to understand what a more decentralized web stack can look like in practice.

​You do not need deep technical knowledge to join.

​Beginners will be able to follow the browser-based flow, while developers can explore more advanced Swarm workflows.

​What to bring

​Laptop
This is a practical, hands-on session.

​Web3 wallet
Please bring a browser extension wallet such as MetaMask, Brave, or Rainbow.

​A small amount of EVM-compatible tokens
You may need a few cents worth of tokens, such as xDAI on Gnosis, to pay for storage.

​Workshop Registration

​This workshop is part of BREW: Privacy Matters and takes place during the BREW conference on 20 June 2026 in Berlin.

​To get the most out of the session, we strongly recommend bringing a laptop, as many workshops include practical demonstrations and hands-on exercises.

​Please only register if you genuinely intend to attend as space is limited