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Quick reads across a variety of topics

The Stanford Blockchain Conference 2020 Recap

Diode

20 Mar
00:24
The Stanford Blockchain Conference 2020 Recap
The 4th Stanford Blockchain Conference (SBC) continues to educate attendees about the research and current issues around blockchain protocol development, cryptography, distributed systems, and crypto-economics. The 3-day event was held from February 19 to 21 at Arrillaga Alumni Center, Stanford University in California. Hosted by The Stanford Center for Blockchain Research, the event was free of charge and open to the public. Our team members blockchain engineer Peter and marketing Yahsin travelled from Taiwan to...

Highlights of SustainWeb3 Event in Denver Colorado

Diode

29 Feb
01:09
Highlights of SustainWeb3 Event in Denver Colorado
On Thursday, February 13 SustainWeb3 event took place in Denver, Colorado. Organized by the Gitcoin team, the one-day event drew hundreds of researchers, developers, and community leaders at Denver’s Sports Castle (same venue as EthDenver). Our team was particularly inspired by the talks of Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation) and Nathan Schneider (the University of Colorado Boulder). Below are some highlights from the event, which was moderated by Abbey Titcomb. Nathan Schneider, an assistant professor of...

February 2020 Update

Diode

17 Feb
12:10
February 2020 Update
It’s time again for an update on our progress over the last quarter. While last September and October were busy with events, the recent couple of months we spent some time working on our Prenet. We’re getting ready to engage with the community again in several up-coming events: ETH-Denver running right now… Stanford Blockchain Conference EthCC Paris Vienna ECDON But let’s have a look what happened so far. Roadmap Update Prenet Explorer To explore and...

Getting Started with Diode

Diode

20 Jan
01:39
Getting Started with Diode
Last week we released a demo on YouTube that shows how to get started with Diode. It’s a simple guide to help you get a Raspberry Pi connected to the Diode network. To get started, here are the steps to follow: Install Diode go client Register a fleet contract with the Diode prenet website Add device to the Whitelist Configure proxy settings in Firefox - about:preferences Connect to the Diode P2P network Run a live...

Diode Presented at the Golang Taipei Meetup

Diode

02 Jan
22:59
Diode Presented at the Golang Taipei Meetup
On Tuesday, December 24, we had the opportunity to present our work at the Golang Taipei Meetup. The venue was the very cool MaiCoin’s co-working space in Taipei City, which Taipei City Mayor Ko Wen-jen had once visited last August. Thanks to David Chang, David Chou, Evan Lin and everyone who helped out with the meetup. We had a great time seeing the excitement and energy from the Golang Taipei community. Presentations at the meetup...

4 Steps to Hosting a Decentralized Static Website using ENS and IPFS

Diode

16 Dec
00:20
4 Steps to Hosting a Decentralized Static Website using ENS and IPFS
In this article, we will outline the steps required to deploy a static website under your ens name. One example is my personal website hosting on IPFS using “yahsin.eth” my ENS custom domain. What it does is that anyone can visit https://yahsin.eth.link/, the browser would return an introduction of myself. It will work faster if the viewer has MetaMask readily installed. View a list of ENS+IPFS websites compiled by Almonit here: https://almonit.eth.link/ So, how can...

November 2019 Update

Diode

05 Nov
17:10
November 2019 Update
Diode, at its core, is a finality gadget with an Ethereum block header change. It’s enabled by a super-light protocol and client for constrained devices, allowing them to read contract state data and validate the corresponding merkle proofs. The finality gadget and algorithm are based on BlockQuick. View the Diode project on Github. In this blog post, we take a look back at the past few months and a look ahead to the plans for...

Diode Osaka Devcon V Recap

Events

25 Oct
10:43
Diode Osaka Devcon V Recap
This month, Diode CTO Dominic Letz and marketing team attended DevCon 5 and several off-devcon events in Osaka, Japan. In addition to meeting leaders of the Ethereum community, we also took the opportunity to discuss the challenges in realizing the Web3 vision on Day 3 at the Amphitheater. We had a great experience at the conference. It was a pleasure to meet Ethereum Research core team, developers of Remix, members of the Ethereal Name Service...

Best Resources To Learn Web3 Blockchain Decentralized Pki And Ethereum

Blockchain

19 Sep
17:30
Best Resources To Learn Web3 Blockchain Decentralized Pki And Ethereum
Here is a curated list of readings and resources that ignited our interest in realizing a decentralized Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) vision for the future. We included topics such as fundamentals, Web3, blockchain, web PKI, DNS, time, IoT security, light clients, Ethereum, as well as development tools and tutorials. We are also collecting feedback for our newly published research paper about BlockQuick, a super light client protocol for blockchain validation. DM us on Twitter if...

How The Experts Are Approaching The Intersection Of Blockchain And Iot

Blockchain

03 Sep
14:06
How The Experts Are Approaching The Intersection Of Blockchain And Iot
Blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have each received a lot of attention from industry researchers and investors alike over the past few years. However, it is only recently that the two technologies have begun to be considered together allowing participants to reimagine the potential for both, blockchain and IoT. The major benefit that IoT offers blockchain is in its ability to act as a bridge between the physical and the digital worlds. In...
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