Introducing Glider TL;DR – We deployed our mainnet release candidate, glider-rc.1, to the Görli testnet last week. For bug hunters, this is now the only deployment eligible for bounties. Glider is our first implementation
Q2 2019 Update At Colony, we use the OKR method for setting quarterly goals and keeping our distributed team of 20 in sync and accountable. Below is our quarterly report on Q1 2019 and a look
The Spirit of the Bufficorn Reflections from ETHDenverWe just got back from ETHDenver, Colorado's "full crypto" conference -- and one of our favorite events ever to have attended in the Ethereum space. There was a lot going on
Q1 2019 Update At Colony, we use the OKR method for setting quarterly goals and keeping our distributed team of 20 in sync and accountable. Below is our quarterly report on 2018 and a look ahead
Colony @ ETHDenver We’re thrilled to be attending ETHDenver this year, in the mile high city. Come talk to us about the future of work and DAOs, get help from us on integrating programmable incentives
DAO DAOdigest #2 Our favorite stories covering the future of work and decentralized governance. PayPal tests tokenized employee incentives. The gig economy battle continues. Radical ideas are recognized. And more.
Decentralized Governance Introducing BudgetBox BudgetBox: a decentralized capital allocation mechanism (i.e. “way of distributing money”).
DAO DAOdigest #1 Our favorite stories covering the future of work and decentralized governance. Uber grapples with employment rights. Holacracies approach a union with DAOs. A collective corporation sets an example. And IBM’s Red Hat acquisition hints at something bigger.
Security For Whom the Delegate Calls The colonyNetwork codebase is large and complex. This article is meant to just provide a quick lay of the land, and to point you, dear hacker, toward where we think the bugs might be. We'll also re-cap some of the bugs that have been discovered so far.
Security Announcing the Colony Network Bug Bounty The Colony Network has been under construction for a *while*. Seriously, the first lines of code were committed in 2014 (yes, before Ethereum was a thing). Since then, we’ve had a guiding philosophy: Do it right.
Ethereum Q4 2018 Update At Colony, we use the OKR method for setting quarterly goals and keeping our distributed team of 22 in sync and accountable. Below is our quarterly report on Q3 and a look ahead at Q4 2018.
Blockchain Parameterized Transaction Reviews Multi-signature transactions are one of the most useful patterns for smart contracts and the dApps that utilize them. But in the ‘vanilla’ implementation of multi-signature design, transaction reviewers (owners), are assigned contract-wide and review all transactions.
Ethereum Introducing Purser: A Universal Wallet Tool for Ethereum Developers. working with Ethereum wallets during dApp development just got a little bit easier: Purser is now open-source on GitHub!
Berlin Ich Bin Ein ETHBerliner! We’re rolling deep at ETHBerlin (Sept 7–9) with Colony team members coming in from Thailand, Singapore, Romania, Poland, Spain, UK, and USA!
Ethereum (Re)introducing the Colony Starter This summer, Colony’s distributed hackathon saw over 50 participants join in from 15 countries over the course of about 3 weeks. It was tons of fun, and we got a little sample of the creativity and ingenuity out there in the Ethereum ecosystem.
Hackathons The Hackathon Continues… As Jack mentioned in his article on Colony’s vision for perpetual developer incentives, the hackathon we held this summer was just a taster of what we hope will be a continuous model of community development.
Blockchain Q3 2018 Quarterly Update Post At Colony, we use the OKR method for setting quarterly goals and keeping our distributed team of 26 in sync and accountable. Below is our quarterly report on Q2 and a look ahead at Q3 2018.
Blockchain Winners of the Colony Hackathon To all who participated in the 2018 Colony Hackathon, we salute you o7 !
GitHub The Deadline Approaches Whether you’ve been steadily building since day 0, or have jumped in at the last minute and decided to furiously sprint from now until the end, it’s time to ship it!
Blockchain “What Does Colony Look Like?” Most people are used to interacting with polished interfaces that are built specifically to hide and abstract away all the complicated machinery ‘under the hood’. Good UI/UX does this exceptionally well. So well that when most people imagine what an app is, they have a user interface in mind.
Blockchain Colony 🚀 Rinkeby It’s been a long time coming, but we’re super excited to announce, the launch of the Colony Network to Ethereum’s Rinkeby testnet, complete with working Reputation!
Ethereum Colony’s Developer Incentives Colony’s Developer IncentivesThe Colony Hackathon is an MVP of a perpetual inflation funding model for developers building applications on the Colony Network.Not every app can or should have a token. In
JavaScript The Hackathon Starter Kit The Hackathon started officially this week, but you can still sign up! Create an issue on GitHub to register a project, and join Gitter to chat with other participants about project ideas, find teammates, and ask questions.
Hackathons The Hackathon Starts Now! Over the next 20 days, we’re looking for creative, brilliant minds (hey, that’s you!) to build on, integrate, and extend Colony using the colonyJS library. We can’t wait to see what you come up with.
Hackathons Dive in to dApps: A Crash Course This article is written for those of you out there who are interested in participating in The Colony Hackathon, but aren’t totally confident you’re ready to build something.
