In the bi-weekly Status Town Hall, we present progress updates, team news, and exciting announcements from various core contributors. Discussion covers everything from the organisational shift towards a DAO to marketing news, new contributors and technical details.
This is our wall of shame. The things we know we shouldn't be doing, but for whatever reason we are. The list came from a small group of us who met up in Basel, musing about what security should look like at Status, and what principles we all stand behind
You've been asked to give a dApp workshop. Now what? Today we are going to build a decentralised twitter dApp using #Embark.
This week, Facebook, YouTube and Apple removed content associated with InfoWars and its founder Alex Jones from their platforms. Is it censorship? This is a
Following the induction of CryptoStrikers 2 months ago, Status Incubate is happy to announce that we’ve selected our next incubatee: [Pixura](https://pixura.io/), a protocol for digital content ownership on Ethereum.
To bolster research efforts for Nimbus – a sharding client for Ethereum – status.im have partnered with the core team developing the Nim programming language
Igo Mandrigin walks us through how status-go interacts with Ethereum.
In this video, Blockchain engineer Dan Lipert installs the Ethereum programming framework and toolset Embark and sets up a demo application.
A large part of what makes possible "magic internet money" occurs deep down where most people will never see it - in the actual clients. We hosted all the developers in Berlin. Find out what went down.
This year Jacek Sieka and Boris Petrov from the Status team had the privilege of attending the Swarm Orange Summit. Every year the Swarm Orange Summit is a chance for the Swarm core team to come together and interact face to face for hacking and discussions
Join Status.im at Asia’s biggest Ethereum hackathon from 10 - 12 August, 2018 in Bangalore, India.
Status is an open source software project, run by a decentralised community of people intent on building the most secure and user-friendly interface for Ethereum.
In order to advance the collective work on scaling Ethereum, we have been building our own client, called Nimbus, which has a particular focus on sharding.
We’re hosting a hackathon in Prague right before DevCon4. Join us as we #buidl the future of a new web
For a number of months, various Ethereum community members have been interviewing the best developers they know. There has been a lot of duplicated work
