Hadrien CrouboisiniExeciExec Trusted Decentralized Oracle Demo for BeginnersThe newly released onboarding demo for blockchain developers offers a sandbox test environment for experimenting with decentralized…Nov 23, 2020Nov 23, 2020
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series #10 — Moving towards layer 2, a Solidity Developer’s ViewAn Urgent Need for ScalabilityOct 8, 2020Oct 8, 2020
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series 9: Indexing smart contracts activity. It’s harder than you think!In the previous articles of this series, we extensively discussed iExec’s use of smart contracts to enforce the PoCo protocol in a…Jul 1, 2020Jul 1, 2020
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series 8: Future-proofing iExec - Smart Contract Interoperability and ModularityDecentralization. Like many projects in the space, decentralization is a key element of the iExec platform. Without decentralization, we…Mar 19, 20201Mar 19, 20201
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series 7 — ENSLoginLast week I was in Berlin for the blockchain week. It was a great opportunity to catch up which the community and present the latest work…Aug 28, 2019Aug 28, 2019
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series 6 — Smart Contract Upgradeability and GovernanceThe drawback of smart contract design is that once a contract is deployed there is no way (except hard forks) to change the code they run…Jun 10, 2019Jun 10, 2019
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series #5 — Open decentralized brokering on the iExec platformIntroductionOct 23, 2018Oct 23, 2018
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series #4 — Enclaves and Trusted ExecutionsWhat are enclaves?Sep 14, 2018Sep 14, 2018
Hadrien CrouboisCheating at Wikirace: An incite on big networks with WikipediaWhat is a Wikirace and why would you want to cheat?Jul 22, 2018Jul 22, 2018
Hadrien CrouboisiniExecPoCo Series #3 — Protocol updateWhat is PoCo and why is it needed?Apr 11, 2018Apr 11, 2018
