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Authored by Phil Ngo An update on ChainSafe's TypeScript implementation of Ethereum Consensus Welcome back to another edition of the "A Lodestar for Ethereum Consensus" series, where we share updates on our progress in building Lodestar. Join us as we highlight recent milestones and our contributions to the Ethereum protocol
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Authored by Nazar Hussain Until now, the most widely used Typescript version has been 4.9.5 , but that's changed with newer, recently releasedTypescript 5.0. With TypeScript 5.0 comes many new features, along with the stated intent to make TypeScript smaller, simpler, and faster. The details of what
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Authored by Colin Adams A complete overhaul of the essential Ethereum library in TypeScript In 2020, the Ethereum Foundation awarded ChainSafe a grant to maintain and improve web3.js. This has meant providing ongoing support for v1.x while rewriting the library in modern TypeScript under v4.x. Today, we're
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Authored by Phil Ngo Lodestar transitions into production with a mainnet merge-ready milestone release. With the confirmation of Ethereum's mainnet merge happening at a Total Terminal Difficulty (TTD) of 58_750_000_000_000_000_000_000, we are proud to announce the release of Lodestar v1.0.0, our
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Build comprehensive test coverage for your TS code with this simple coding tutorial This article is about how you can cover your code with tests and run them on the server and in the browser. We will create a library and cover it with tests. Before we begin, let's go
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Authored by Nazar Hussain JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world, and as such, it gets a lot of use in open source projects. This popularity has brought more attention from bad actors in the Javascript open-source ecosystem, and hence the ecosystem is more at risk simply
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Authored by Phil Ngo As part of our ongoing efforts to improve community engagement and communication, we are publishing notice of a potential breaking change in the usage of Web3.js. Reference Github Issue #4326: https://github.com/ChainSafe/web3.js/issues/4326 Published Pull Request #4330: https://github.com/
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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 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 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 Gregory Written by Gregory Markou, edited by Colin Schwarz and Charles St.Louis "A star that is used to guide the course of a ship..." About a month ago, the Lodestar team articulated our plan to focus on building an in-browser ETH2.0 client as well as a
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Authored by Gregory Written By Gregory Markou, edited by Cayman and Colin Schwarz Since December we (ChainSafe) have made great headway in building our Javascript/Typescript ETH2.0 client. Early on, the process was bumpy. The spec was changing rapidly (pre-release), we still didn't know what the design of the
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Authored by Mikerah ChainSafe Systems' bi-weekly update on the development of our JavaScript/TypeScript ETH2.0 client, Lodestar. This update was written by Mikerah & Gregory. We have had TONS of progress over the past 2 weeks. We are excited to share the high level details with the community. As always,
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Authored by Mikerah ChainSafe Systems' bi-weekly update on the development of our JavaScript/TypeScript ETH2.0 client, Lodestar. This update was written by Mikerah & Gregory, and edited by Amer Ameen. ETHDenver Come say ‘Hi' if you're at ETHDenver! We're wearing hoodies and shirts with the bright yellow ChainSafe logo. (look
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Authored by Mikerah ChainSafe Systems' bi-weekly update on the development of our JavaScript/TypeScript ETH2.0 client, Lodestar. This week's update was written by Mikerah and Greg. Updates Development As always, the spec is always changing and for some members of the team, this can be quite demanding. It was
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Authored by Mikerah ChainSafe Systems' bi-weekly update on the development of our JavaScript/TypeScript ETH2.0 client, Lodestar. Since July of 2018, I have been working on an independent JavaScript (Now, TypeScript) implementation of the beacon chain. At the time, it was simply an internal side-project after the announcement that