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Authored by Colin Schwarz Written by Colin Schwarz, Marin Petrunić, Cayman Nava, Gregory Markou and Eric Tu Last week the Lodestar team was privileged to participate in the Eth2 interop week up in Skeleton Lake Muskoka. The week was a huge success for Lodestar, for the other implementation teams and
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Authored by Colin Schwarz In articles one, two and three of this series, I explored various features of the anticipated Ethereum update Eth 2.0. Article one gave an introduction to the update and offered general information about its structure and expected features. Article two, Part One and Part Two,
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Authored by Colin Schwarz Written by Colin Schwarz, Marin Petrunić, Cayman Nava and Gregory Markou The Lodestar team is excited to provide another update on our recent work. Over the last week, much of our team was in Berlin for blockchain week which has been productive, educational, and a whole
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Authored by Colin Schwarz August 1–15, 2019 The Lodestar team is excited to provide another update on our recent work. Over the last two weeks, we have made some important progress and have officially welcomed a new member to our team. Our newest member Eric Tu, previously working at
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Authored by Colin Schwarz Introduction Article One of this series outlined the history of the Ethereum network until the present day, and explained the major issues that will be addressed by the much anticipated Eth 2.0 update. Article two, Part One and Part Two, examined layer 2 scaling and
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Authored by Colin Schwarz The Lodestar team is excited to provide another update on our recent work. It has been about two months since our last update so we have a lot of exciting progress to share! Written by Colin Schwarz, Gregory Markou, Cayman Nava and Marin Petrunić Spec updates
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Authored by Colin Schwarz Image Courtesy of CC Search. By Stan Levandovsky Sharding Part One of this article explored some of the layer two ideas that have been investigated for scaling Ethereum and other blockchains. This second installment will discuss sharding, the layer one scaling solution that has been chosen
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Authored by Colin Schwarz Introduction The Ethereum network is one of the largest and most widely used blockchain networks in the world. It is also one of the world's largest open source projects with go-ethereum being one of the largest projects on Github. Since its first release in 2015, Ethereum