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Ethereum's base layer: how blocks get made, validated, and upgraded.
3589 talks
- Defeating front-runners with Submarine Sends by Lorenz Breidenbach & Tyler Kell (Devcon4)
- Ewasm: Ethereum-flavored WebAssembly and Ethereum 2.0 - Part 1 (Devcon4)
- Ethereum 2.0 implementation updates 4Q2018/Prysmatic Labs: Implementing Ethereum 2.0 Today (Devcon4)
- Mustekala Project: MetaMask to become a light client over libp2p (Devcon4)
- Blockchain Autopsies - Analyzing selfdestructs by Jay Little (Devcon4)
- How can the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance interoperate with the public Ethereum chain EIP process?
- 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)
- #263 Justin Drake: Ethereum's Audacious Roadmap to Build a True World Computer
- #262 Brian Behlendorf: Hyperledger – From Blockchain Hype to Production Networks
- [ASSETH] reçoit Parity + Snips - 25 Mai 2018
- Latest on Ethereum
- CBC Casper Design Philosophy
- Ethereum 2.0 randomness
- Decentralized Random Number Generation
- Ethereum P2P Networking / Sharding by Felix Lange and Péter Szilágyi in Taipei, March 2018
- zkSummit - ZK0x02 - Variants of Proof-of-Stake and their Privacy Limitations - Awa Sun Yin
- #248 Uri Klarman: bloXroute – Layer-0 Scaling with the Blockchain Distribution Network
- Why We Need Blockchain Standards - Ron Resnick, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
- #245 Martin Becze: Primea – The Next-Generation Blockchain Operating System
- DAPPCON 2018: A Brief History of Distributed State - Ethan Buchmann (Tendermint)
- DAPPCON 2018: How to Be Light Client Friendly? - Tomasz Drwiega (Parity Technologies)
- DAPPCON 2018: Incubed - A Minimal Verification Client - Christoph Jentzsch (Slock It)