Community Update 3

  • Medha
    • Roadmap - aiming to have a draft version for internal review by dev team.  Will have some holes in it.
    • Sprint entry this week.  Large number of developers now, we have split the group into 3.
  • Focus on delivering the SDK 0.1 by early February.
    • Updated Rholang specification & tutorials to match what the compiler supports
    • Line numbers for Lexer errors and compiler errors to be implemented.
    • Packaging & User Experience
    • Rosette is ready for the SDK.
    • We will offer a download version of the web compiler
    • developer.rchain.coop website launch
  • Compiler team is concentrating on what features are needed in Rholang for Mercury
    • Adding line numbers for compiler errors, for identifying compile errors. 
    • Documenting at which level we will enforce cost and resource bounds and a reasoning on why we did it that way.
    • Documenting our plans for Lexical Namespaces, looking at a variant of Pi Calculus that Greg recently developed.
    • Implementing structural equivalence as part of the type checker
    • Tuplespace re-implementation in code review
    • Making decisions on what we will deliver for Cost enforcement for Mercury
  • Node team:
    • Node http api - start designing and implementing
    • Storage query unification
    • Assist with SDK Packaging in Docker
    • Node penetration testing
    • Node Community test planned for Thursday morning 8:30 am Pacific. Join us in #node-testing on Discord.
  • Rosette team:
    • C++ work to support SDK release- C++ VM is ready.
    • Scala team - focus on running 'helloworld.rho' & port more OpCodes
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