While there are thousands of protocols, few have significant traction in terms of number of applications built on top and users. What are the characteristics that make it easier for developers to build applications on top of a protocol? In this session, we’ll hear from the developers at these protocols talk about what they’ve found through interacting with their communities and what the protocols have built to enable rapid application development and user adoption.
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Do you need to have smart contracts?
What tools are needed for developers or what tools have developers found most useful when building new applications?
How important are additional privacy features for users?
How does the protocol scale? How are issues like the one XRP is facing now addressed?
How is the network resistant to attacks?
Our speakers:
Liz Robuck, Product Owner, Dash Core Group
Liz joined Dash Core Group in 2018 and oversees the product management team. Prior to joining DCG she worked first in management consulting and then in product management at Disney Parks & Resorts Digital, holding several positions on the eCommerce and Digital Guest Experience teams. She has an MBA from Vanderbilt and a BA from Davidson College, and in her spare time enjoys travel and spending time with her husband and three dogs.
Hsin-Ju Chuang, Director of Community and Growth, TQ Tezos
Hsin-Ju Chuang is a Director of Community & Growth at TQ Tezos. Prior to Tezos she served as a Head of Growth at Stellar (XLM) and Solana. Hsin-Ju is also a mentor at 500 Startups.
Kate Sills, Software Engineer
Kate Sills is a software engineer with an interest in economics and law. She has been a columnist for the Cato Institute and was previously a board member of the Tezos Commons Foundation. She graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in Computer Science.