In this interview, Jingles, one of the co-founders of Mesh, talks about the project and how it aims to improve the developer experience within the Cardano ecosystem. Mesh is an open-source software developer kit that provides developers with the necessary resources and support to build innovative and impactful applications on the Cardano blockchain. Jingles discusses Mesh’s features, the reasons for choosing Cardano, and the project’s plans, such as a bounty program and improving the serialization library. Hey Jingles! Happy to connect today and learn more about the Mesh project! First of all, can you introduce yourselves? Hey everyone, Jingles here. I’ve been in the industry as a full-stack developer and machine learning engineer at Alibaba Group and Yahoo Inc. Currently, I’m a Ph.D. researcher researching machine learning applications on neuroscience. I work together with Abdelkrim, and he is the wizard who makes Mesh robust, efficient, and well-engineered.

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Welcome to the Cardano Community Digest! Published by the Cardano community team every two weeks, this Digest will provide you with news, updates and events about the project and ecosystem! If you are interested in receiving the Community Digest in the future directly via email please sign-up here! Focal points of the week Cardano Governance Gains Increased Community Engagement Responding to community input, the CIP authors have released an updated version of CIP-1694 on March 13th, 2023. While some aspects of the updated version have received varying opinions, it is encouraging to witness numerous community members from different platforms actively participating in constructive conversations on Cardano’s on-chain Governance and CIP-1694. Some of the core updates include: A term limit for the constitutional committee (CC). Two new pre-defined DReps: abstain and no-confidence. A new voting action with no on-chain effect: poll.

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Welcome to the Cardano Community Digest! Published by the Cardano community team every two weeks, this Digest will provide you with news, updates and events about the project and ecosystem! If you are interested in receiving the Community Digest in the future directly via email please sign-up here! Focal points of the week The Cardano Foundation is launching a new series of webinars The Cardano Foundation is launching a new series of webinars entitled, Let’s talk Cardano, an exciting initiative which will cover a large range of topics within the ecosystem, with the first one focusing on the Women of Cardano. We know that the blockchain space will only reach its full potential by hearing from a diverse set of Cardano’s valued community members across a number of pertinent topics, and these women in particular have long played an essential role in driving innovation as well as growth.

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Welcome to the Cardano Community Digest! Published by the Cardano community team every two weeks, this Digest will provide you with news, updates and events about the project and ecosystem! If you are interested in receiving the Community Digest in the future directly via email please sign-up here! Focal points of the week Valentine SECP Upgrade Goes Live on Cardano Mainnet Cardano underwent yet another successful Hardfork Event. The upgrade took place on February 14 at 21:44 UTC, at the beginning of epoch 394 at block height 8403208. With the upgrade now live, the network is ready to provide a range of advanced features that make it easier for developers to build decentralized finance (DeFi) applications that can interact with other blockchains. The upgrade’s most notable improvement is its ability to improve the network’s security and allow for genuine cross-chain interoperability by adding new built-in functions to Plutus to support ECDSA and Schnorr signatures.

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