IPFS Project Roadmap

Making our users successful and delivering on their top needs to ensure they have a smooth and productive experience with IPFS helps us retain and gain adoption, grow our community, increase our impact, and demonstrate our maturity as a project. We sorted first in terms of low difficulty or “delta” (i.e. minimal additional requirements and fewer dependencies from the capabilities IPFS has now), then high ecosystem growth (growing our community and resources to help us gravity assist and accelerate our progress), and finally high importance (we want IPFS to have a strong, positive impact on the world). We should be able to get top package managers to (a) use IPFS as an optional distribution mechanism, then (b) use that to test all kinds of edge cases in the wild and to drive performance improvements , then (c) get package managers to switch over the defaults.

Source: github.com