Brian I appreciate that we are not TSC members but FWIW myself and Kai Davenport will be at SG Fintech Festival where we will be delivering a two day workshop as part of their industry events program

Who will be at DevCon in Prague in two weeks?  I'll be there but only Thursday the 1st through Sunday morning.  Happy to meet up with anyone there.  We are also doing a Meetup on Friday night:

Reminder: Hyperledger Iroha Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update When: Thursday, 25 October 2018 Description: The Hyperledger Iroha project update to the TSC was due October 22, 2018, and it

Reminder: Hyperledger Training and Education WG Quarterly Update Due #tsc-wg-update When: Thursday, 25 October 2018 Description: The Hyperledger Training and Education WG update to the TSC was due

Chris, Thanks for bringing up the Ambassador program. I think activating Ambassadors to do tasks that support community health is an important piece of what we need to do going forward. If the TSC

Thanks! Cheers, Christopher Ferris IBM Distinguished Engineer, CTO Open Technology IBM Digital Business Group, Open Technologies email: chrisfer@... twitter: @christo4ferris blog:

I think Mic's and Shawn's references to compose situated it as such. It came up on the call when the idea of this project providing standard data types for supply chain came up, which sounds like a

I've seen Composer mentioned a couple of times in this thread: Composer is not an application, and is completely domain neutral. It is a model-based framework for *developing* applications. It allows

On the point about applications drivinginfrastructure, I have to say the article Brian referenced brings nothingnew. There was an MIT professor who gave a presentation on this very topicat a

I agree wholeheartedly with the idea of applications driving infrastructure/frameworks, practice driving theory, etc as Brian describes. I also think that allowing Hyperledger to include work on 'use

[chair hat off; sawtooth hat on] There’s two issues from the Sawtooth update that we didn’t have time to discuss but I would appreciate assistance with: A little hand holding from a community

I'll file a ticket

I think Jira is great for business especially if business needs to better understand what open source means and how to use it. Business doesn't need to log into a command line to do anything in order

When we get Confluence, we can have a much sexier version. As to the mandatory login, AFAIK it isn't unless you access a non-public link. Of course, looking at the page with an incognito tab, I see

+1 to this. I have frustrated a number of business people when they have asked about future plans for Fabric and I have sent them the link to the jira. It’s great for technical folks, but

Chris, On the JIRA Roadmap comment on your Fabric update, my own experience has been that the compulsory JIRA login is a real barrier to entry. This will just be down to the JIRA configuration which

Hi Everyone, At the crypto-lib meeting yesterday, we (the Hyperledger crypto-lib community) decided that we were finally ready to start the process of applying for project incubation status. As

Hyperledger Project Technical Steering Committee (TSC) Meeting October 18, 2018 (7:00am - 8:00am PT) via Zoom TSC Members Arnaud Le Hors Yes Baohua Yang Yes Binh Nguyen Yes Christopher

The project will certainly have a very good mechanism to capture proposals -- probably similar to the Sawtooth RFC process (which itself was derived from the Rust RFC process). The relationship

Well said, Brian! Behlendorf 2020. You have my vote.