Hi Don, There are two SIGs that you may be interested in for answers to this, one for Trade Finance and another for Supply Chain kinds of projects. These are not as technical as the developer mailing

Are there separate maintainer pools for different fabric-* repos? If so, I can understand the argument, coming from a world where the precautionary principle would apply, and where prior version contr

Modest insights ahead, and IANAM (I am not a maintainer): Both seem like non-trivial lifts, so be sure that you really need each of them. There is emerging and improving support for the Microsoft deve

The blog posts are the right place to start your exploration of the issues, but you can't go much further without testing it yourselves. You should be apprehensive about depending upon any blockchain

Would libp2p be helpful here? I had a conversation with someone about how other blockchain projects use it to abstract away some of the issues with using gossip for networking between nodes and how it

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Lemons into lemonade. Thanks David and others who turned this from flame war kindling to a positive outcome. Brian

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Does Fabric have the concept of a "contrib" folder or some other prototyping-but-still-in-the-release use-at-your-own-risk way to include early iterations of new functionality? Even if it requires a r

I'm a little late to the game with this, but congratulations, this is great to see! Particularly multi-dc ordering services in Raft. By the way, I also saw this today and thought folks here would get

I got that. I also realize Cello has a lot of this kind of work going on, but wasn't sure if it was right there. This code or something like it should land somewhere, if not within a Fabric-related re

Thanks Hakan. And thank you to APG and Accenture NL for agreeing to open up the code. With major contributions like this it's always best to engage the community at the start of the work, so you can b

You're definitely doing the right thing by bringing it up on the list, and I hope it engenders some conversation, especially as Idemix is one of those parts of Fabric I understand the least and I'd lo

Thanks for bringing this here for feedback. One thing I noticed reading more closely is that this isn't just about transactions across channels in the same Fabric network, but even across different Fa

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This has been the bane of every blockchain demo I've ever seen, Fabric or otherwise. The presenter goes through a series of app screens or web pages to submit something, and then shows a result as a l

Can you articulate for folks how they can get involved in helping write those docs? I know you announce the documentation working group calls here and a lot of work happens there, but are there are co

The Hyperledger Composer project has not been "cancelled" or "postponed". Two of the original developers announced they weren't going to be able to spend time adding new features but would be helping

Hi Don and Dr. Hinckeldeyn and others, I would encourage you and others to take the conversation over to the "universities@..." mailing list: https://lists.hyperledger.org/g/universities w

Congrats everyone! Brian

Yes, when BFT comes in (this year, presumably, I know the devs are working on it), it solves for Byzantine fault tolerance, and currently only crash fault tolerance is promised. You could even fail ov

Not started yet. Brian

FYI, there is a vendor directory on the Hyperledger website, that includes contact details for those vendors, many of whom can take on contract work: https://www.hyperledger.org/resources/vendor-direc