A response to the proposal for an independent Foundation for managing a community release of EOSIO software. I started this originally intending it to be simple feedback, but as it got wordier I decided

I will be at Blockchain Live on September 26. This time I will have my lovely wife @stacymez with me, so we are going to make a holiday out of it, staying until at least October 1st, and perhaps as late

Object Computing, Inc. (OCI), invites you to participate in this online event. This online training workshop is intended to enable developers (including non-C++ developers) to quickly learn the basics

Come join Thomas Cox, VP of Product for EOS.IO at Block.one, and me, EOS core contributor, partner at Object Computing, Inc., at the IIT Downtown Campus: Stuart School of Business, Thursday Nov 16 at 6pm.

Yesterday I was thinking that at T-minus-3-weeks I thought I should check my flight reservations and see about picking seats, etc. I have a fairly complex itinerary that was necessary to save several hundred

This is mainly directed to @originate but I imagine others are interested in this event as well. I only recently got around to reading the original announcements, first one and second one. It's been nearly

Honestly, you'll have to ask @roelandp why. At the risk of repeating myself, this is who I am. I am a father, a husband, a dog caretaker, a software developer, a former skydiver, a Grateful Dead fan, and

I was chatting with @officialfuzzy on the EOS Telegram about this form and of course he suggested I post here. So here I am. I have a couple of questions though, just for my own curiosity. First, we were

I'm looking forward to meeting the lot of you in November! I'm still pretty new to the SteemIt community although I've met some folks, and nearly met others -- @matt-a don't forget those sharpies. :-)

As I was idly working my way through the Wren programming language guide I came across two subtle (OK one subtle, the other more obvious) references to pop music of a bygone era. I'll give a hint, they

Yes it's true, the EOS code is available for all to clone/fork. Here's a couple of quick notes on things I stumbled getting this first round to build. Note, I am assuming you have a basic understanding

Hi Folks, I could use some help. I am preparing to make a presentation to a roomful of business/IT people regarding the virtues of the blockchain and how adoption of the technology will be an advantage.

Hi Steemit community, this Phil. I am now what we used to refer to as a "graybeard" given that I have gray beard, and I've been cranking code since 1980. As one might imagine, a career spanning