Episode 4 of Core Notes from Core Devs is out now! Catch the Ethereum core developers at @offchainlabs discuss the latest happenings in @Ethereum development. This week we talk with @manunalepa and @jameshe_eth about their learnings from challenging times as core devs and advice for their past selves! Hosted by @ohyeahdavid. Time stamps: 0:49 One thing every Ethereum user should know 2:03 Takeaway from Holesky challenges 3:22 Moments of joy and frustration for core devs 6:20 Advice for a younger core dev

Episode 3 of Core Notes from Core Devs is now out! Catch the Ethereum core developers at @offchainlabs discuss the latest happenings in @ethereum development. This week we talk with @terencechain and @jameshe_eth about the final preparations for the Pectra upgrade and how you could win $2M USD! Hosted by @ohyeahdavid 0:33 One thing every Ethereum user should know 1:35 Significant and exciting changes in the next Prysm release 2:36 Breaking down blob scalability and mempool bottlenecks 4:04 The importance of the 30-day buffer between testnet and mainnet upgrades 4:45 $2M Pectra bug bounty program 6:14 Chaotic times as a core dev

Episode 2 of Core Notes from Core Devs is out now! 👀 Catch the Ethereum core developers at @offchainlabs discuss the latest happenings in @Ethereum development. This week we talk with @terencechain, @manunalepa, @jameshe_eth, and @preston_vanloon about scaling & accelerating Ethereum and how we think Ethereum governance can evolve. Hosted by @ohyeahdavid. Time stamps: 0:31 What's one thing from the past two weeks of developments that you wish every Ethereum user understood better? 1:39 What are some challenges to think about when implementing PeerDAS? 3:08 What are your thoughts on scaling Ethereum throughput in general? 4:53 What's one thing you would implement to improve Ethereum governance? 5:55 What do you think about the calls to accelerate Ethereum? 6:35 What's your favorite Ethereum conference or meeting?

🗒️ GGG hat euch hier die Patch-Notes veröffentlicht. Also setzt euch mit einem Kakao oder Tee gemütlich hin und lest den dicken Wälzer durch. Es kommen nämlich einige Änderungen auf uns zu. 😎

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Introducing our new video series: Core Notes from Core Devs! Catch the Ethereum core developers at @offchainlabs discuss the latest happenings in Ethereum development. This week we talk about the Pectra upgrade including upcoming preparations for devs and changes in store for users. Time stamps: 0:09 What's one thing from the past two weeks of developments that you wish every Ethereum user understood better? 1:00 What does the Prysm team think about block builder specifications and does this differ from other teams? 2:07 What does the team think is the best approach to upgrading testnets? 3:52 Looking at the timeline discussions from the call, which changes in the coming months excite you the most? 6:23 We want your feedback!