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
- EthCC 2: E G Galano
- EthCC 2: Amaury Martini
- EthCC 2: Guillaume Balle
- #274 Alexey Akhunov: Ethereum 1.x – BUIDLing Things One Step at a Time
- E. Galano, Kris Shinn ~ Infura & EthQL: Improving the dApp Building Experience
- Year working with Geth on a production Ethereum application by Adam Link & Don Mosites (Devcon4)
- Introducing Pantheon, a Mainnet Java Client - Demo & Roadmap (Devcon4)
- P2P Networking in Ethereum 2.0 by Jannik Luhn & Kevin Mai-Hsuan Chia (Devcon4)
- EthereumJS - Our Roadmap for 2019 (Devcon4)
- Nethermind - .NET Core Ethereum Client by Tomasz Kajetan Stanczak (Devcon4)
- INCUBED - A trustless incentivized decentralized remote node network by Christoph Jentzsch (Devcon4)
- Mustekala Project: MetaMask to become a light client over libp2p (Devcon4)
- devp2p development update by Felix Lange (Devcon4)
- Turbo-Geth: optimising Ethereum clients by Alexey Akhunov (Devcon4)
- The Trinity Ethereum Client - A platform for blockchain applications by Piper Merriam (Devcon4)
- [ASSETH] reçoit Parity + Snips - 25 Mai 2018
- DAPPCON 2018: How to Be Light Client Friendly? - Tomasz Drwiega (Parity Technologies)
- DAPPCON 2018: Incubed - A Minimal Verification Client - Christoph Jentzsch (Slock It)
- DAPPCON 2018: Turbo-Geth: Optimising Ethereum Client(s) - Alexey Akhunov
- DAPPCON 2018: INFURA: Bridging the Gap from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 - Maurycy Pietrzak (Infura)
- DAPPCON 2018: DAppNode: How to Create true Decentralised DApps - Eduardo Antuña (DappNode)
- The World's First Bitcoin PhD - Christian Decker, Blockstream
- LibP2P workshop with Jack Fransham and Pierre Krieger
- J2 RF 04 Jason Carver state of python ethereum tooling