A short introduction to Tokenika.io, our projects, team, and values in regards to EOS community and the block production commitment. We thought it would be helpful to introduce ourselves in a concise way,

1. PUBLIC PRESENCE Social Media accounts: 2. ID ON STEEMIT Official block producer candidate name: Tokenika Location of company headquarters: Warsaw, Poland Expected location of servers: three datacenters

Since autumn 2017 Tokenika has been putting in extensive efforts towards creating a Python-based EOS smart contract development platform, allowing for easy creation, testing, and deployment of smart contracts.

Find below an interview by EOSgo with Tokenika's Jakub and Marcin, talking about their backgrounds, EOS community involvement, Tokenika's block production technical skills, and upcoming projects. More

All the hard work in the recent months has put the EOS C++ repository amongst the top 10 most active in the world. We see loads of progress and important developments including inter-blockchain communications,

1. PUBLIC PRESENCE Official website: tokenika.io Social Media accounts: Steem, Twitter, Facebook, GitHub 2. IDENTITY Official block producer candidate name: Tokenika Location of company headquarters: Warsaw,

How will blockchain change the future? Is it worth to be involved in this transition? Next Tuesday, March 27th, join us for the first Blockchain Event in Szczecin, Poland (it's only 1.5h drive from Berlin).

Every emerging ecosystem has this problem - it is a hell of a job to stay informed about every interesting initiative going on. Even if you want to focus only on your favorite projects, it's still not

In this post we announce what we've been working on for the last couple of months: an alternative command line interface to EOS, aimed to be the foundation for future development tools for the EOS ecosystem.

There is an upcoming Ethereum hard fork called EtherZero (ETZ). As some of the claims made by the ETZ team (e.g. increased scalability and the lack of transaction fees), directly correspond to EOS features,

Following our recent announcement about Tokenika's EOS presentation, below you'll find the video recording from the event. But before you watch it, there is something you might find interesting. We did

This coming Thursday, November 30th, in Warsaw, the team behind Tokenika will be talking about EOS at a monthly blockchain event called Warsaw Block organized by Coinfirm. The event is quite popular, this

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In our previous post we described how to use Eclipse IDE to examine the demo smart-contracts delivered by EOS devs. In this post we present how to go one step further: compile the code right inside Eclipse

Recently we've been trying to find an efficient method to work with EOS smart-contracts. For two reasons. Firstly, we wanted to be able to thoroughly examine the way the examples supplied by EOS developers

In our previous post, we have shown how to install, compile and run EOS code on Windows 10 by combining Windows Subsystem for Linux with the Visual Studio Code editor. In this post, assuming the EOS code