This Week in EOS
2nd of July 2018
Editorial
This week in EOS everyone is talking about RAM speculation. In effect, it turns out people are hoarding RAM in the hopes of selling it at a higher price later. This has caused the price of RAM to skyrocket. It has therefore become expensive for Dapp developers to deploy their dapps and for users to open accounts on EOS. Will the market forces make the price go down by itself or will we need to change how RAM is distributed? This Week in EOS will follow the matter closely and report on the subjet.
Also, we have added new sections to the newsletter. We observed that the Interesting category tended to have to many entries in addition to being vague. We'll keep on experimenting with section names in order to organize the content in a manner that is both efficient and useful. In the meantime, have a nice week!
News
Stuff for developers
- How to create an EOS dapp (simple guide)
- Running a Full EOS Node
- Learning Blockchain with EOS and C++ - A Brief Introduction to C++ - 08 Namespaces & Scoping
Talks, Interviews, podcasts, etc...
Interesting
- EOS CONSTITUTION vs DAN LARIMER
- Daily Update (6/28/18) | EOS struggles with governance & US markets show weak support
- How Does Someone Vote For EOS Block Producers On My Behalf?
- The EOS Voting Pool Revolution
- The Mechanics Behind EOSIO RAM Allocation
- How the EOS RAM allocation model uses Bancor
Opinion Pieces
- The RAMifications of a NO RAM Policy
- Is EOS Really Decentralized?
- EOS hard choice between justice and decentralization?
- EOS: Forget About the Price, The Party is in RAM Speculation
EOS-based Projects
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