Dipl. Eng. in Image & Signal Processing from Polytech Grenoble, Wilfried Kopp works on Blockchain & Decentralization since 2012. He has been working and evaluating several Blockchains and Decentralized Solutions including Bitcoin, Ethereum, NXT, Hyperledger, Corda. He deployed Smart Contracts handling high volumes of transactions. He is now focusing on interopability and onchain governance with Polkadot and Substrate.
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(which is now a set of registrars), has evolved a lot. This article looks back on those evolutions as well as at the current stand. I will go through the challenges I ran into and how they have been solved. This includes a few dedicated web services, the use of a BPM engine as well as new functionnalities recently added to Polkadot, Kusama and the Westend chains.
A Docker Image to proxy the Minikube API Server. It allows you reaching the minikube API server running on a remote machine using kubectl from your local machine.
A Substrate runtime blob generator and verifier.
A configuration manager for NodeJS. It is written in Typescript and thus supports Typescript as well as Javascript.
A Rust utility that produces hashes for Substrate. It is used by srtool.
Keeping an eye on the Polkadot network with Polkabot. Polkabot sends network alerts related to the Polkadot network.
A Docker image allowing user running & building a Polkadot node without any Rust environment installed locally on their machine.
Syncing of multiple Ethereum nodes, including multiple clients such as partity and geth.
EthereumSoliditySnippets is a set of SublimeText snippets for the Ethereum Solidity contract language.
This project is all about getting started quickly. Running this generator will build a simple dapp for Ethereum.
Chocolatey package for Ethereum. This allows (un)installing the client on windows as you would with homebrew or apt-get.