Casey Detrio
Casey Detrio is a software researcher who worked on Ethereum core development from 2015 to 2020. His work with the EthereumJS and Ewasm teams covered virtual-machine execution, WebAssembly, cryptographic runtimes and security testing. He authored EIP-779 documenting the DAO fork and contributed to discussions about stateless clients and Ethereum’s execution roadmap. He now describes his interests as including biology, foundational models and experimental laboratory work.
19 talks by Casey Detrio
- EVM Roundtable: Everything You Wanted to Ask, But Were Afraid To (Devcon5)
- Eth 2.0 Minimal Execution AMA by Alex Beregszaszi, Casey Detrio (Devcon5)
- Ewasm 2.0: State Execution in Eth 2.0 (Devcon5)
- All Core Devs - Execution #67
- All Core Devs - Execution #66
- All Core Devs - Execution #65
- All Core Devs - Execution #62
- All Core Devs - Execution #60
- EthereumJS - Our Roadmap for 2019 (Devcon4)
- Ewasm: Ethereum-flavored WebAssembly and Ethereum 2.0 - Part 1 (Devcon4)
- Ewasm: Ethereum-flavored WebAssembly and Ethereum 2.0 - Part 2 (Devcon4)
- Improving the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM 1.0, 1.5, 2.0) Panel (Devcon4)
- All Core Devs - Consensus #0
- All Core Devs - Execution #40
- All Core Devs - Execution #39
- J1 RF 02 Casey Detrio fuzzing
- All Core Devs - Execution #34
- Panel: Evolving the EVM
- Liquidity on Blockchains