Title: Ethereum_Roadmap
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: mariapaulafn
Date: 2018-07-16T09:41:45.318Z

Heyo, I noted a couple of things I found sensible, and added the conclusions of the second session, which I believe to be easier to implement.
At this point, a community sourced hybrid between a library, a directory of projects and notes from EF official statements, might be useful.
As noticed in the discussion, not all people are aware of the different solutions. Christoph and Jarrad signaled this, as Christoph thought Sharding was only researched by EF, and Prysmatic is doing quite well.
Notes:
Ethereum Roadmap:
General thoughts about roadmap
Who is responsible?
What are the inputs? Who does the inputs?
Scuttlebutt guy:
Tech trees introduction
When is something gonna be delivered? Who is thinking about it? Where can I find information about it.
Ethereum teams + client teams need to work together on roadmaps
Researchers are core stakeholders
Researchers are incentivised to take as much as they need and the clients want to ship code
Meeting 2:
Greg Colvin:
Roadmap’s not there, and all you can find is in youtube videos from meet ups around the world, nothing officialized. This is very time consuming and impossible to follow.
Christoph Jentz:
The process before, was good. They released MVPs so you could make your own estimates and work with it. Sharding does not have one.
Jarrad suggests the Prysmatic Labs work on Sharding, which Christoph didn’t know about.
Takeaways from MP:

There is a need for the community to list resources, and not only build a roadmap.
Alternatives to scaling such as sidechains and other groups doing research + implementation need to be listed under a common community resource library.
We need to work on our own roadmap/library/directory/tree, whatever it is, regardless of the Foundation’s comms on the matter, in order to help dApp Developers.
We need a PM/or a couple to go around listing all these community alternatives to scaling, EF’s statements on meet ups and whatnot, in order to build our own roadmap. We can use Trello for a first draft for instance.

Author: mariapaulafn
Date: 2018-07-16T11:17:29.008Z

Following up on this, ECF might be willing to contribute to funding a PM for a community directory/roadmap. Please reach out if you consider this feasible.

Author: mitch_kosowski
Date: 2018-07-16T14:51:24.543Z

Hi @mariapaulafn,
I’d love to throw my hat in the ring to PM this, think I could provide some real-value on a part-time basis.
I was thinking perhaps rather than a Trello we could use a Github a la the excellent Ethereum Developer Tools List located here: https://github.com/ConsenSysLabs/ethereum-developer-tools-list
This existing Github repo could probably serve as a nice list of resources while having a separate one for the roadmap. By using a Github repo for the roadmap, we can leverage the community via PR’s to keep the roadmap up-to-date.
A TCR could also be interesting but I think the concept hasn’t been fully proven at the moment.
Please let me know your thoughts!
Yours in memeing,
Mitchell Adam Kosowski III

Author: mariapaulafn
Date: 2018-07-16T14:57:37.681Z

I’m not gonna troll you in this forum because I troll you in all the rest.
Thank you so much for stepping up. I also think that for now, a github repo would work out.
I would very much like to see a TCR, let’s try to get some TCR guys here (Matt? Ben Bollen?) but yeah, if my proposal for this gets through, I believe the TCR would be the v 2.0.
Let’s gather some more feedback and kick this off!

Author: boris
Date: 2018-07-17T18:49:53.328Z

This is the video that goes with part 1 of this session



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Ethereum Roadmap - First 30min - facilitated by Jamie Pitts - FEM Council of...
The afternoon of Day 1, we did a one hour session with two topics -- Ethereum Roadmap and Stuck Ether. We had one topic in each room, and had the group split in half, and then switch rooms at the half way point. A few moderators, facilitators,...

Author: fubuloubu
Date: 2018-07-17T22:02:54.943Z

The “guidelines for open communication” is a really solid suggestion!

Author: boris
Date: 2018-07-18T14:45:24.744Z

Video of part 2:



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Ethereum Roadmap Part 2 - FEM Council of Berlin - Day One
Our afternoon session hosted by Jamie Pitts on the Ethereum Roadmap. Second part of two 30 minute sessions. Thanks to for sponsoring the video crew & streaming.

Author: mariapaulafn
Date: 2018-10-27T15:09:28.080Z

Council of Prague: ETH2


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## ETH2 session @ FEM Council of Prague  *MC & Facilitator: Lane Rettig  Sunday, October 28th, 2018*