The Ethereum Foundation is organizing an L1 research and engineering workshop in Berlin at web3.hub on June 9-13, 2025. Expect a mix between past interop events and R&D workshops! :::info If you'd like to change your RSVP for the workshop, please contact Demi Valdez. ::: Workshop Structure & Goals Implementation Tracks Two parallel client engineering tracks will run for the entire week: Fusaka Interop & Performance Engineering, with the following goals:
5/6/2025Useful links: Nyota Interop Milestones Verkle Interop Milestones PeerDAS Interop Milestones Nyota Agenda Interop Milestone Tracker :::info All milestones in this document are based on the pectra-devnet-0 specs.
5/22/2024[toc] Context The purpose of Nyota is to work together on Pectra, Verkle & PeerDAS ✨ By bringing together the various client, testing and research teams involved in these efforts, we can accelerate progress on finding+fixing cross-client issues, finalizing specs, and getting these upgrades shipped. As such, the three high-level goals for Nyota are: Pectra: all-client-pairs devnet running smoothly
5/21/2024Important note: this program superceeds any previous version of the Besu Client Incentive Program, including the one publicly shared on the Hyperledger Besu Wiki. [toc] Context The Ethereum Foundation's Client Incentive Program aims to incentivize client teams to build performant software for use on the Ethereum mainnet. Generally, client implementation are maintained by a single organization, and CIP grants have been offered to the organizations who maintain these clients. Due to its different maintainership structure, Hyperledger Besu's program was designed to accomodate a more diverse set of contributors. A version of the Hyperledger Besu CIP refleting this is available here.
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