Comprehensive Review of Tooling on Simple Ledger Protocol
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Which tech stack is the most suitable for your app? We will dive deep into the type-1 specification and how SLP works. The pros and cons of each different toolset on SLP, going from the most accessible tools to the most powerful ones. We’ll cover advanced SLP DB queries, and a light introduction to smart contracts on SLP.
Speaker: Joey, JT Blockparty Freeman, James Cramer, and Chris Troutner (SLP Foundation)
Speaker Bio:
Joey - Hello. I'm Joey, also a mentor for SLP teams. I'm a director of the SLP Foundation, co-founder of Spice Token (https://spicetoken.org/) and creator of Spicefeed https://spice.network/, also currently working on an SLP game which I'll be excited to share more news over the course of the Blockhack.
I'm probably going to keep repeating this over the Blockhack: The SLP Foundation on top of the very cool bounties and challenges we will be issuing out, will also be looking for dev talent to hire, and projects to onboard onto our R&D program.
Very excited to working with talent both new and old to create the next wave of innovative blockchain projects and businesses throughout the Blockhack. Feel free to @ me anytime with questions of any kind.
I'm really looking forward to meeting folks from the Polkadot side.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joey-b-wong-89725066/?originalSubdomain=hk
JT Blockparty Freeman - Lead Developer for SLP Foundation
Chris Troutner - Senior JavaScript Developer at http://FullStack.cash, Project Lead of http://psfoundation.cash - open source incentivized with tokens.
James Cramer - Since 2017 James has been the Lead Developer and Co-founder at Simple Ledger, Inc and has been focused on building applications that use SLP tokens and Bitcoin Cash. He is one of the maintainers of the Electron Cash SLP Edition wallet. Previously James worked for 10 years as a professional Civil Engineer, then he hard forked his life to working on bitcoin. In his free time, he enjoys going on long walks, spending time with his family, and tinkering with amateur radio equipment.