The LambdaConsensus Elixir client has been paused, as we decided to focus on: @ethrex_client: a modular Ethereum L1 and L2 execution client in Rust @ethlambda_lean: a minimalist, fast, modular implementation of the Lean Ethereum client in Rust

RT @class_lambda: 🗓️The week is coming to an end, and we continue to make the most of what remains of it. Tomorrow’s agenda! Istambul 🇹🇷…

EPF - Elixir consensus node by Tomás Arjovsky @TArjovsky @class_lambda

See you this Thursday!

While we are preparing our suitcase for @EFDevconnect, we want to share some important October achievements! 😎 ✔️ We are really happy because we started the Consensus Bootcamp, welcoming 4 members that have already learned a lot about Elixir. The bootcampers are doing outstanding contributions to the repo, from state transition functions to our own ssz implementation! ✔️ In the Consensus Client, we added a fork-choice store, a pending-blocks-processor and a fork-choice tree implementing LMD Ghost, migrated networking calls from NIFs to ports. ✔️ Also, spec tests are now generated 10x faster and we kickstarted our observability stack with Grafana for P2P metrics. ✔️ In Istambul we will be presenting Lambda Consensus Client, an Ethereum Consensus Client developed in Elixir. This presentation is part of our participation on the @ethereum Protocol Fellowship, in which we aim to showcase and share our achievements. See you there! To know more about this project or to participate, you can check out our repository here 👇 github.com/lambdaclass/lambd… 📲 Join our Telegram group: t.me/lambdaconsensus