Our roadmap for the next 18 months
Tendermint Core is nearly seven years old, and is used to secure billions of dollars across several significant blockchain ecosystems. And yet, despite this, it’s still considered pre-1.0 software.
Our goal is to fix that.
Although pre-1.0 numbering has allowed core development teams a lot of flexibility, it’s become obvious…
Late last year, we quietly released the new version of Tendermint Core which will support the Cosmos Stargate upgrade, v0.34.0. Today we are releasing v0.34.1, which includes bug fixes and other small improvements for the 0.34 release series. …
Hello, application engineer! Tendermint Core team here. We wanted to write you a note explaining the upcoming serialization format change in Tendermint Core 0.34. This is a state-breaking change, and you’ll have to conduct a network upgrade if you want to use Tendermint Core 0.34 or later.
There are several goals of Game of Zones: to educate the public about IBC; to stress test the system in an adversarial and competitive setting; and to shine a light on any potential vulnerabilities in the IBC protocol and implementation. Earlier this week, participants in Game of Zones successfully helped…
The Tendermint Core team has decided to share our goals and roadmap for 2020. What follows is a list of our objectives for the year, organized around four high-level goals, which are themselves ordered by approximate priority. However, we plan to tackle pieces of each of these goals concurrently.
Part 2: Making Money Trustworthy
In Part 1, we learned that Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, not generated or owned by any government or financial institution, and what hashing is. …
Part 1: Making Money
Bitcoin is a revolutionary way to save or spend digital money, and has the potential to transform other areas of our lives, too. You also don’t need to be a mathematician or cryptographer to understand it. …
Grace Notes is a yearly event which celebrates local women in tech. It happens at the same time as the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing (GHC), but they aren’t affiliated in any way.
It started in 2015, as !GHC. And, true to its name, I started it because…
Talks from Estefania Ortiz, Kat Li, Bianca St.Louis, Star Simpson, and Ellen Pao
Grace Notes is a yearly event celebrating women who work in tech, hosted by Chain and co-sponsored by Lyft and Eatsa. (You can read more about Grace Notes here.)
Estefania Ortiz
Estefania is currently a founder at Greo, a social media platform for people to share their stories and learn from each…
