LFDT Bologna

Learning Tokens is a LFDT Lab that is building an open-source mechanism that uses the composable Interwork Alliance Token Taxonomy Framework (IWA TTF) to produce a Learning Token as a positive reinforcer that recognizes, registers, and certifies skills acquisition and competencies while rewarding community engagement in collective learning.

This presentation will feature speakers from the LFDT Mentorship 2025, covering information about the release of the first SDK. This is a follow up to a meetup in July 14 about the online learning platforms landscape. You can see a recording of that meetup at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YVtrkQsxbA

Naryo is a new LFDT Lab that is building a lightweight, highly modular, and flexible framework for capturing and processing events from Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) networks. This lab is based on Eventeum and aims to provide a user-friendly, resilient event listener that supports a wide range of DLT protocols. It is designed to simplify event handling by reducing the complexity of developing, deploying, and maintaining application logic for capturing, processing, and broadcasting events, all while meeting the security and performance requirements of enterprise-grade systems.

Join us to learn more about Naryo and how you can get involved in the community.

Fablo is a developer-friendly tool for quickly spinning up Hyperledger Fabric networks, best for local development and CI pipelines. It makes experimenting with different network configurations simple and declarative. Thanks to contributions from this year’s internship program, Fablo now includes exciting new features such as Chaincode-as-a-Service (CCaaS), Java chaincode hot reload (dev mode), and visualizing network topologies with Mermaid. Join us to see these features in action and learn how Fablo can streamline your Fabric development workflow.