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authorgesslerpd <gesslerpd@users.noreply.github.com>2017-01-31 18:46:17 -0600
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# Browser Dat
-Dat is written in JavaScript, so naturally, it can work entirely in the browser! The great part about this is that as more peers connect to each other in their client, the site assets will be shared between users rather hitting any sever.
+Dat is written in JavaScript, so naturally, it can work entirely in the browser! The great part about this is that as more peers connect to each other in their client, the site assets will be shared between users rather hitting any server.
This approach is similar to that used in Feross' [Web Torrent](http://webtorrent.io). The difference is that Dat links can be rendered live and read dynamically, whereas BitTorrent links are static. In other words, the original owner can update a Dat and all peers will receive the updates automatically.