In case you missed it, here is a bulletin summary from the governance/update for the call on 5th November 2019.
In addition to the update, there was a presentation on Governance by Malikar. A link to the final article would be published across our channels when it's completed. You can watch the live video session that was streamed on youtube here.
Development update
- The team was at San Francisco Blockchain Blockchain Week and presented the Highway protocol. Michael Birch also presented a demo game and talked through dApp development on the CasperLabs blockchain.
- The team has started sprint 23 with test-net release planned for January
- The testnet would have a partial implementation of Casperlab’s Highway protocol with slashing.
- A detailed plan for the completion of the Highway protocol is also being worked on.
- We are having a very good conversation with prospective startups. We’ve had 7 discussions with these startups to understand what they need on the platform so we’ll be able to build a feature-rich platform that would spur adoption for real-world businesses.
- Node 0.9 would be released on November 7th.
- Node 0.9 comes with stability and performance for Devnet.
- This release also now requires payment for Contract execution
- Work is being done to complete as much automation as possible to spin up infrastructure (Terraform) install nodes (Ansible).
Team and Company Update
- Work is being done on the 2020 roadmap/hiring plan
- We’ve got a Rust developer joining us on December 1st
- We also added a new member to the team joining us from Zug, Switzerland.
- We’re also getting close to offering stage on hiring some candidates for Project Manager (Developer engagement) and Web developer.
Where do developers go to learn more and get started?
At release, links to installation packages and relevant documentation are available on GitHub.
Where will bugs be filed?
Report a bug on GitHub
