☎ ENS Public Goods – Weekly Meeting: 12pm ET/5pm UTC, Thursday – Term 6

1. Welcome ALL :sparkles:

2. Jam corner with the PG band aka Sov is BACK

  • Ozzy Tribute :metal:

3. Miscellaneous ENS updates of general interest

4. The Firefly site and FAQ is LIVE

  • The Firefly site and FAQ are now live.
  • Feedback is welcome, and can be directed to Alisha.

5. Africa Pilot Notion is LIVE

  • A Notion page put together is available and will be continuously updated.
  • Feedback on the Notion page is also welcome.

6. @ndeto.eth chats EIP-7828 ens-7828-resolver

  • Presentation link.
  • ENS supports resolving addresses at the smart contract level using coin types to represent different networks.
    • prem.eth@base
  • The second part of an ENS name represents the chain
  • To resolve an address on a specific chain, like “base” the standard uses a coin type
  • There are two ways to determine the chain: centralized sources (JSON on a GitHub repository) and decentralized sources (an ENS registry)
  • The ENS registry will be managed by ENS and contain chain data, allowing the standard to determine the network an address belongs to.
  • For EVM chains, the coin type is derived using the chain ID, while non-EVM chains have a different method.
  • Using the name and coin type, ENSIP-9 can resolve a person’s address on a specific chain.
  • This is important for seamless interoperability between L2 chains, allowing for human-readable addresses that represent the chain.
  • Demo: A resolver has been created that works with the centralized list, with ongoing work on the decentralized chain registry.
  • The resolver can find addresses on different chains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin).
  • This provides a UX upgrade and drives towards user-friendly interoperability
  • The resolver builds on prior work by the Interop working group, specifically ERC7828.
  • The library allows testing of the standard.
  • The core infrastructure is ENS, making it a public good.

7. Latina Blockchain Hackathon - 2nd edition [Road To Devconnect Argentina] presentation

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8. Urbe Napoli Campus & Hackathon report presentation

  • Presenting results from the Urbe campus in Napoli
  • Base is supporting with grants and bounties to develop the Italian ecosystem
  • Five-day boot camp, 20 hours of workshops, 12 attendees
  • Agenda: introduction to blockchain, solidity, hardhat, etc.
  • The team is satisfied with the bootcamp outcomes so far and plans to enhance them by offering more practical resources like funding, job, and grant sessions tailored to Web3 builders.
  • Future bootcamps will include beginner-friendly blockchain and smart contract development, plus AI-driven learning paths based on participant interests.
  • There’s a noticeable drop in organic engagement compared to 2022
  • It’s becoming increasingly difficult to engage people, even with good incentives
  • focusing on the Italian system because they believe it has great potential

9. Open floor for all questions, proposals, and other presentations, etc

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