On the first of this month, Roman Mandeleil and the Ether Camp team kicked off the first decentralised Ethereum-based hackathon. It offered a tremendous opportunity to see the developer community showcase the ideas that were simmering away behind the scenes. There were a ton of solid entries and hundreds of people active in the Ether Camp slack. All told, the event was a roaring success and showed that the grass roots development community is vibrant and active. As spectators, it felt like we'd watched the first cricket test match of a long summer.
The next two episodes consist of a series of interviews with some of the people involved. Today, Christian Reitwiessner, judge and solidity language designer, discusses the language itself. Peter Kolakovic explains his proof-of-individuality entry, etherealand. Sebastian Burgel introduces us to Dlab book.
[Note: This episode does not contain a magic word.]
Content: Christian Reitwiessner, Peter Kolakovic, Sebastian Burgel, Arthur Falls
Production and editing: Arthur Falls
Info
- solidity.readthedocs.org
- kolakovic.net/
- etherreal@etherre.al
- http://ift.tt/1IdstMj
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