Clients & Nodes
Client implementations and running them: why diversity protects the network, and how to operate a node or reach one through a provider.
458 talks
- Weak Subjectivity and Sync by Hsiu-Ping Lin (Devcon5)
- Eth 2.0 on a Pi by Mamy Ratsimbazafy (Devcon5)
- Ethereum 2.0 Security Considerations by Adrian Manning & Paul Hauner (Devcon5)
- Kicking Our Infura Addiction: A Quick-Launch Client by Jason Carver (Devcon5)
- Decentralize All The Things: Deploying Your Own Node Infrastructure by Carl Youngblood (Devcon5)
- Infura's Open Architecture Initiative by Eleazar Galano, Jee Choi (Devcon5)
- Grid+ETH2.0 by Marc Garreau (Devcon5)
- Eth2.0 Client Panel (Devcon5)
- DAPPCON 2019: Ultra Light Client: Incubed, Opinionator, and Piet - Christoph Jentzsch (Slock.it)
- DAPPCON 2019: The Road to Truly Decentralized Dapps - Eduardo Antuña Diez (DappNode)
- Rob Dawson: PegaSys – Enterprise-Grade Ethereum Protocol Engineering (#294)
- IBFT 2.0: a robust PoA BFT consensus protocol for Ethereum
- Incubed Client - The Smallest Minimal Verification Client
- Lighthouse: Towards Ethereum 2.0
- ETH2.0 networking
- Debugging the Consensus
- How to Build a Production-ready Ethereum 2.0 Client
- Lightning Talk: Anna Kaplan (Zcash Foundation) & Marek Kotewicz (Parity)
- EthCC 2: Vincent Le Gallic
- EthCC 2: Philipp Langhans
- EthCC 2: Mamy Ratsimbazafy
- EthCC 2: Rob Dawson
- EthCC 2: Mehdi Zerouali
- EthCC 2: Eduardo Antuña