Shardus
SDK to launch linearly scalable decentralized networks.
Each quarter we host an event in Dallas to present updates in the Shardus software to our community.
On Saturday we hosted our Q4 Progress Report Event at the Capital Factory in Dallas. Over 50 people attended the event and 54 people have watched the live stream on Twitter!
At our last event, we presented linear scalability in a distributed network built with Shardus. As we near the completion of the Shardus software we wanted to begin to show the types of applications that can be built with Shardus.
At our event we let users join a beta test of our MVP for www.liberdus.com, a decentralized messenger and payment network! It was so awesome to see the crowd's excitement for Liberdus.
Everyone was on their phones using the app like crazy sending messages, looking at how they could email other people through a Dapp and even friend request others.
Liberdus is more robust than any other decentralized wallet so it was very cool to see the crowd recognize that. Most importantly we saw many familiar and new faces which means our community is growing! Back to work to continue shipping!
The Shardus Association created UniswapDEX.com to provide our token holders with a robust interface to interact with the UniSwap contract. UniswapDEX has all of the features you'd expect to see on a decentralized exchange.
Today we pushed updates to make the swap function more prominent and increase usage of the interface.
Dallas Innovates featured Shardus in an article on their website!
This aligns with our current strategy to create awareness of Shardus with developers and local businesses as we near completion of the software.
https://dallasinnovates.com/how-dallas-shardus-is-solving-problems-behind-traditional-blockchains/
Each quarter we host a quarterly update event for our local community in Dallas, TX to share the advancements we've made in the development of Shardus.
At our recent Q3 Quarterly Update Event there were over 80 people in attendance at the University of Texas Dallas and we sponsored a hackathon on campus following the vent!
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