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A

uh Update for fluence team, and today we have a lot of technical updates, uh including uh improvement on the cli, with our tim's presenting a vs code, which I think is pablo right or is it rtm2.

A

Sorry and then we have uh in in mike with uh update to marine, and if I understand it correctly, we're going in reverse order from what I just said. I think we're starting with mike unless dmitry wants to say something. First,.

B

uh Which wish to me dre, you dmitry you dmitry all right, andre. uh I want to say hello. uh Probably you can see me uh well, we have so so much content today, let's discuss anything after we covered it. um So, let's, let's begin.

A

All right, mike you're up.

C

By the way, have you have you published the marketing book.

A

No, I thought you were publishing it. Okay, I can't do it just hang on.

A

A

All right, it's published it's publishing as we speak.

C

Cool and uh where you can find the link, could you please send me just to be clear.

A

What are we waiting for.

C

um I'm waiting for the link to the docs, so okay, okay, but but I can share that. Let's just use the.

A

The dev one to get get the one okay.

C

So uh I guess my name is mike and uh we are prepared as the first iteration of the marine book. Along with that, we also like resting our approach for marine. We like improve, naming in different parts. I will show you and also we improve the purpose of marine.

C

uh So, let's start with the dock, so actually um the marine source different purposes and it could be used by two kinds of users. The first one is those who want to build services for the fluence network, and there is a section called marine rust sdk the devoted devoted special for those kind of users.

C

uh It contains several subsections. The first one is the vulcan. So here you could see that there are a lot of information, how module could be built and then how a service could be built from a group of modules.

C

For example, here you can find how export function could be made so export function from the marine module yep. Here you could find how import function could be made structures how what does model manifest?

C

How it could be used was the information we could discover from it and etc, etc, and the next section we could find uh like guide how to debug and how to test the module and a service. So remember that in marine we have a separate macro code submarine test.

C

This macro is intended to test the marine modules like in our special uh marine environment.

C

So the main purposes of this test is it like allows you to test it, how it will be well how how it will be loaded in flemish network, so uh the difference with the usual the test approach that, like uh the usual test approach, compiles all this code into web assembly and then just in from the web assembly.

C

This function like code, but in our case like uh only this, for example, this functions that actually a resulted module would be. uh Would we have would have so only this function is compiled web assembly, and then it will code from the marine.

C

With some like glucose, and also in this section, you could find, for example, our internal debug api that could be used for some deep debugging and usually it's intended mostly for like ones who want to discover some like places where the dragon lives inside the marine.

C

uh Usually you don't need the section, but in some cases needed also. The last section is a mojo api. It's also for those who are curious enough uh to see how modules link together, what internal api could be used. Here, you can see that our module api consists of six functions.

C

uh The first two we intended for allocate and the allocate and next to a next force, are intended to like, allow motivate your returning and motivate you pass into a function.

C

So here you could find the description of all this function, so this was about the marine sdk marine rust sdk section that was intended for developers who want to build emojis and services for the freelance network.

C

The next kind of user is those who want to integrate marine run time as their own time to their projects.

C

So here we could find several sections, uh probably the most important one is this architecture, so here we could see the like every view of marine architecture that consists of different layers, stereo wires, yes, and it fits different purposes and also like this part, could be used inside from the rust side. This part, more injuries could be used from the javascript side as from both node environment and the browser-like environments.

C

In this subsection, you could find you can find the description, how interface types works internally, how model linking works, uh how it's like all composed together to provide you a way to load multi-module services into the marine runtime.

C

Also here, for those who see curious enough, you could find the complete list of interface types instruction that are used for passing value between modules and the module in the host in next section. uh Next, two section they devoted to the so-called host experts.

C

uh This experts intended to export a function from a host to a webassembly module, one of the main feature of marine is that, like uh comparing to other run times that in marine, you could use handy high value. You know that looks like this, so here is how values are organized inside marine, uh because you know uh that, like in uh other run times, you need to like pass values uh like with some user code. For example, you need to password memory, then lift and over types from the throttle memory.

C

So it's not it's not really, not so handy here. You have like this. I value arrays. Yes, that's like represent arguments and also you return option of.

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C

That represents the output argument of a function, and here uh away so for on the next snippet. We could see how it could be used to construct host export. So here is a host export for mount binary, so you could see that there are only several lines of code. uh Like logic here is uh concentrated under this function. This is impo function and uh there are no any code to like read from memory right to memory. There is only one function that you need to codes like this.

C

One called two interface value that converts your result here to interface value, uh and that is so. It's like a way how marine helps you to expose your host function to a module next section there are other features of marine runtime described like mounted binaries mounted. Binaries is our way to approach. uh Sandboxing is just to allow you to call coi tools from your apparition system.

C

uh So here is the tablet information how it could be how it could be called. uh Also there is.

D

A detailed guide.

C

On the configuration file here, you can see how like um one module or a group of module, could be turned to be a service. Yes, like service is uniquely identified by the config and config here for the marine.

C

It has a thomas structure, thermal based and here just a list of modules with their settings uh for each module and uh like using this convict, you could combine modules to make a service and the last section uh devoted to the marine api to the api of all levels. From this picture like core marine and green gs.

C

So here you can find the tail guide how this function function could be used inside your runtime. If you want to integrate marine to your own time. So this section, like was devoted to the developers who want to like use marine.

D

C

In their projects and.

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C

Section called quickstart, so here you could see how uh how a single module service could be created could be tested and the same for a much multi-module service. On there like based on the euro downloader example, you could find.

D

It by this link.

C

In our repository also, uh there is last meaningful section called basic concepts, so the section intended for those who, like already know some web assembly uh specific, like what is module, what is a host? Yes, I used host term but like if you want to know what is this? Please refer to the section. Also, what's import, what's expert, what is the fluent service so from service? Just a group of assembly modules linked together like on this example yep and.

C

And also so also all sections that are based on these basic concepts. There tries not to uh introduce a new term that wasn't described in this section or wasn't described in the in the page where the storm was uh firstly used. So like there's so top-down approach, and if you read uh start read this book from this page, so you will be sure you could be sure that uh you could understand everything. If you like understand this basic contents.

C

Also, there is a page called change, work that wasn't updated yet here uh there will be a change works for each component inside the marine runtime. There are a lot of components. There are a lot of crates like we have three components that like pictured on this uh this picture and uh there are a lot of crates and for almost all of them all meaningful greats. There will be a separate change work in the future, um so probably that it's maybe you have any questions.

C

Please ask yeah and and vernon provides the link to the published marine book so could find it by this this link and that will be integrated into our fluence documentation, so we'll be here at the moment.

C

So I'm done, maybe you have any questions.

A

All right, I have one uh why: why did we or why did you decide to write a marine book rather than uh you know, use the pieces we have already? What's the purpose of the green book.

C

Good question, so you know.

E

C

That influence we have several main components: uh the for the main one is aqua, compiler and aqua vm and the third one is marine and pro probably the first one is a node, but node is not. I intended to like use by like developers.

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C

Users, there just need to be need to exist and need to work. They're not exposed api for some external users except us, yes, and we have three components uh that uh like could be used from the external users again aqua, aquavium and marine, and we had only a aquabook and it was like gap for a book devoted to the second company called marine, and I believe that in future will also you have a book for aquarium sometime so yeah.

C

The main purpose was just to provide like a complete guide, a complete overview for users who want to use a marine- and you know previously previously we have uh like in this in uh in this film's documentation. We could find some parts that was used in here in the maurice marine rust sdk. Yes, we have this like uh expert function, important function, structures, sections, but there was not in one box you need to.

C

You was need to throw uh like go through this, like it uh friends, documentation, try to find, but here they're concentrated in one place. So if you want to understand marine like uh any part of marine, you could refer to this marine book and like, and you will find everything that you want.

A

Cool, so aside from the you know: services developer- I guess uh you mentioned other constituents in the developer community, like people wanting to operate nodes and understand how marine works, because they are they are. There is permissioning happening right in in accessing the the host functionality.

C

Yeah uh yep, so I I told that this section was partially present in the previous one, but this section is completely new as it intended for those who want to use mourinho's.

D

C

And we think that marine is mature enough to be used in uh like in a third party application as one time. So that's why we also created this section.

C

uh So it's huge the purpose that bernard said is that like uh to understand how it's used inside affluence node, but also it serves a different purpose like how it could be used in your application as a runtime.

A

All right cool all right, so, if you're a developer for services- and you want to know- what's actually happening with the services- look at the marine book, if you want to operate a node and you want to know what's going on and who's accessing your your resources.

A

Look at the marine book if you want to take marine and run it separately outside of affluence. Note, for example, look at the marine book exactly all right. Okay, anybody have any more questions on marine or the marine book.

A

All right, uh in that case, who's the next who's, the next victim or artem.

F

A

Right here we go vs code. Yes,.

F

Okay, hello, everyone, my name is dmitry, I'm developing influence and I have some short presentation uh about vs code extension for aqua language.

F

So if anyone, if everything, okay with video, I can start okay, so I want to introduce apple language station extension. Invest code acquire the main orchestration tool influence network. So it is very important to make the developer experience very smooth and it is. It will be very great to avoid unnecessary actions like compilation or go to definition. Stuff, like you have in any popular language in any ide.

F

Also, all proper languages have some support in this code, so it would be great to use one tool for developing uh influence, clients, fluence applications and also aqua orchestration between all of these things.

F

So, let's start we have some project github projects that have some aqua cod and we want to use it not just in cli, not just in terminal but in vs code. So all we can. All we need to do is install aqua extension. We can find easily marketplace, install it and then open some auto files. Here we will see that color change.

F

And also, I want to say something about settings. There is not a lot of settings only one.

D

F

Now so we have some imports.

E

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Inputs automatically we'll get from uh not modus directory in project and in in project also. But if you want to add some.

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Aqua libraries outside we can add paths in aqua settings.

F

So here I have my global models directory because buildings I have right now in in global models. So and uh what I can say, uh we have some basic features like compilation. If we will have some errors, we will get it in vs code and it will be marked.

F

Like in any id you know, and the other stuff is go to definition, so we can control click on some methods or some services variables and go to file where this service defined or variable defined.

F

uh So for now that's it. I can say that this is a pre-alpha version like first one.

F

uh We have a lot of plans to do better and more interesting things like, of course, improving quality uh and some features like uh auto completion, uh running function from functions from uh vs code like maybe here we can add something like run uh support.

D

Constants different configurations.

F

Also support aqua, cli fluency line that will introduce our term after a minute.

F

So I think that's all. uh If you have some questions, feel free to ask. Thank you.

A

All right, very cool. Thank you questions. Anybody.

G

I just installed it. Thank you um just happy to see colors and I'll see how useful it is, but thank you for doing this and and now uh uh uh not actual question whatever.

F

Yeah yeah. Thank you. That's like basic thing, so yeah.

B

Very basic question are colors customizable. They depend on on the name of the us code itself or they configured via extension,.

F

They can be configured so you can read it about this in readme. How can you can do this? Also, you can do this from through settings, and this is a description. How to do this.

F

Just add some things well in json.

F

A

That's great and of course, colors are always the most important thing all that work, it's all about the colors, all right cool, all right. If there are no more questions, let's go to artem and get a preview. Thank you. Dmitry.

E

Can you hear me guys?

E

Yes, we do. Yes, can you see my screen? Yes, all right, uh so my name is archon and today I will be talking about fluency line. That's a new tool that we've been building uh for a couple of weeks right now, so.

C

It's pretty early stages.

E

Sorry, I'm I can hear someone okay, uh so um this tool, uh uh as I said, it's pretty pretty early stages. uh So, as you know, we here at fluence have a lot of tools and technologies and it's very hard to use them uh in a comprehensive way. There is no happy pass for developer right now.

E

uh This is, uh and also there are a lot of ideas that you have to remember and secret keys to manage. So that's, basically why we wanted to create fluent cli.

E

It will be helping you to develop applications on fluency network, so starting from development to deployment maintenance and distribution of your fluency applications.

E

So uh fluency light can be already installed uh using npm. uh Currently uh it only manages accuracy line and fluence.js, but in the future uh you could also build your projects using marine and so on.

E

So let's jump into the editor and let's see what it can do right now, so uh let's imagine uh you've been using marine learning rust and you build your service and also compiled it. So let's just imagine this for a second, uh so, for example, this service would be a very complex one called add one.

E

As you can see. uh That's just a folder uh with the net one web assembly module. It also has uh an interface that's generated by marine. So, as you can see, the service called at one and it has function called add1.

E

It can take the any number that you want and it will add one to it very cool.

E

It also has this config. If you developed any services uh on fluence, uh it will look familiar to you. uh So uh basically it's the list of modules. You can read it uh about it in marine book as well. uh So uh the main thing that you have to know is it's called here and in the folder uh with the same name.

E

So it's just a list of modules. Okay, so you build this using uh rust marine and now came time to uh deploy this service to the uh fluence network.

E

uh So the easiest way and the default way that we intend to be is to use a fluency line. So let's uh first emit our project.

E

uh This command created a bunch of folders and files, so your server service must be in the artifacts folder and the main one here is the fluency ammo. So this file is basically the configuration of your application here, as you can see it automatically added your service to the configuration. You can also write something like count.

E

For example, we want to deploy two of them, or maybe later, even when you uh have more experience, you can write even more complicated service and add it to artifacts folder and you can deploy them at once in the future. We will have divs, so only the things that change are deployed, but for now you will have to remove previous services when the place deploy second time.

E

So, with this configuration, let's try to deploy.

E

uh So, let's run the command it asks. If we want to provide an id uh for the peer, we will say no, it will select random one. So as we can see, it's deploying our service on this gear using this multi address and it's deploying a second one using blueprint that was created.

E

So it's not uploading the second time your webassembly modules as a result of this deployment.

E

This file is created, so basically, this file contains what was deployed and all the ids are here and when, when it was deployed as well and the most convenient thing is, this information is accessible automatically from your aqua code. That's an example of the aquacode this. For now, uh our application is just a list of services. So here is a list of services and they are acceptable right here.

E

So we can take the first service and the on peer id that it was deployed. We initialize the service and call the function on the service and return the result pretty easy. So, let's try to run this code.

E

You can just use fluence run without providing any arguments by default. It will take the aqua folder from the src and try to search a function, some kind of file or function inside of it. So we will try this.

E

Let's add one to one. Hopefully we get two in the end and provide our up uh which is taken from here. So hopefully it works. Let's do it it's running on the same note, here's our function and we get the result to create success.

E

So we can also deploy again or if we do it, it will suggest us to remove previously deployed.

E

We can also use fluence, remove it will ask you, if you're sure, and it will remove services that were previously deployed. So basically now it's a wrapper around aqua cli, but it will have a lot of a lot more capabilities in the future and.

E

Some of them you can see here so the main purpose of the cli is to provide the best developer experience that we can have, and it of course will be able to build marine services and also deployments will include aqua scripts. uh It will be schedule scripts and the managing of ids of trust graph and so on.

E

So that's basically it from my side. Thank you.

E

You can ask any questions.

A

Thank you questions. Anybody.

H

Oh, thank you arthur uh a little question from me uh in the beginning of the talk you mentioned uh secret keys. uh Can you show us please? Where are they stored.

E

uh Great question: uh so uh the secret keys uh are stored in the uh home directory in the dot fluence folder. We have a secrets yaml, so it has a key pair stored here. It's automatically generated and it's used everywhere, but you can override it. If you want in this folder, you can see, we also have our dependencies, so uh you don't have to install aqua cli and you will not have to install by hand marine in the future, so it's all downloaded automatically and store it here.

E

Also, there is some aqua here that is used, but you can use uh project uh project secrets here. If you want to so previously, you saw user level secrets, but you can have project level secrets here as well.

H

E

Any other questions.

A

We have a question in the chat. What is the blueprint.

E

uh Blueprint uh is basically um blueprint is created when you deploy the service or, but you can create it without deploying it.

E

But the main thing is: when you deploy a service, you um upload modules to the ipfs, and you can use this blueprint to reuse already uploaded modules. You can just use blueprint id in the future. We will provide a way to uh to deploy services not only by using the actual uh webassembly modules, but you could have only blueprint id or maybe ipfs link or something to deploy. So you will not have to even have the actual binary.

A

All right, thank you. Any more questions.

C

I have quick questions.

C

I missed something when you were calling the uh the function on on this. On the remote service uh you had, the syntax of, like you, specified function, name the parameter, and what was the second one you had like add one, and then you had one as digit and then I think.

E

Yes, uh this test, this up parameter uh it's provided by the fluency line. So basically it's uh for now is just a list of modules that were deployed. So you can access this information right here.

E

Let's see it in the code, so here's our app.

E

Can you see it and we uh access the first uh one. So we can access parity and service id from here. So it's just basically a convenience.

E

When you run the function, you can have access to this up variable, which is this list of deployed modules. So it's easy to run the function.

E

When you're testing, but in the future we will provide default convenient way. It's just aired for some reason uh doesn't matter so in the future. We will provide way for this to be accessible for javascript developers, for example, but you can you can use it right now I mean you can just import this yamo using the javascript and that's it.

E

In your programming.

B

So the the purpose, the goal is to provide you with uh all the ids, uh in all the components that you are building like front end aquaran uh in the future schedule. Scripts tetraplate configuration everything without hard coding them.

B

So previously it was a huge problem to build an application, uh deploy the services, have their ids and peer ids and then bring them from one service to another service and from a schedule, script. Another schedule, script and so on. uh Fluency live will make all this linking like almost invisible.

B

And uh finally, I hope that that fluence folder will not go to uh to the version control system, and this is a what you can distribute if our term uh deletes uh dot. Fluence folder right now commits everything else uh to version control.

B

Then everyone uh in this in this chat can download it do uh fluence, deploy and have his or her own instance his or her own deployment of this application with no code changes and use all the all the right. Ids.

E

It now looks a bit weird, but we will have a convenience function, so you can access the services by name so just for now you access them by index from the list.

C

Yeah, I also yeah. That makes sense. I also just was uh thinking that you know if I'm.

D

Using cli to create.

C

This project and to deploy then basically cli, knows all the metadata about my uh deployed instances. So when I call the function, uh I maybe don't need to pass all of these parameters into the function like explicitly, I'm not sure I was just thinking about experience here.

B

uh My answer: uh you need to bring this data into aqua anyway and to bring this data into aqua. You need to have some notion of bringing this data into aqua, and uh this approach is the most convenient and it works both for typescript.

B

uh You can import a javascript file and or yaml file and just provide it as an argument for an aqua function from the typescript it works for uh aquaran fluence runs, so it just works, but in the future we plan to provide some sugar uh by by having um like kind of a built-in service that provides this metadata.

B

If we do it right now like in the most straightforward way, it would be very inefficient, so we will have an issue in aqua compiler to provide this uh as as a sugar and in the future. You will not have to have this notion of passing these kind of parameters into aqua.

B

That's just the first step.

G

Yeah, so what you're saying is that um this forces you to use the terminal, but in the future that's not necessary, because the same sort of workflow will be available to uh the typescript and anything else that you want to do.

B

Well, uh you can use terminal to manage your typescript application as well, like you do with the I don't know, npm run and so on, but uh the experience will be the same or similar. You can import app yaml into your uh javascript file as well and uh yeah. It will work like this.

G

Oh that answers my concern. I'm happy.

B

And the same experience should work with a schedule scripts and uh for configuring tetraplates, that's also a problem when you have services and you need to configure some security environments between them and doing this by hand is super super hard and uh by the way. I know why our john, why you have this error because you, uh you removed the services and then you're trying to run them. Yeah yeah one of the services was no that's. Okay,.

E

And one of them, I think, failed to be removed.

E

Yeah yeah: that's why exactly.

G

When you were answering the question about the blueprints um it it, the blueprints are on the notes, huh so you cannot run something from a blueprint on a note where it was not already.

G

The service was not already created, the modules other or the the the blueprint is in the ipfs node that is connected to the node.

G

Am I making sense.

B

So uh right now, uh this blueprint working with blueprints in the cli uh is a kind of uh performance optimization. So if you want to have two copies for any purpose, you want to have two corpus of a service on the single host. You will upload the modules one time get the blueprint id and then call create service twice.

B

So there is no distribution phase and no discovery phase of services, but for the next step we want to check like to provide some experience, uh which is close to what you have with docker, compose or similar things. When you compute this hash locally, ask the node about whether it has or knows this hash.

B

Do you need to upload this web assemblies or not and if not, then just create it from from the blueprint and the same calls for the application updates.

B

When you add a service or when you change only one service from the list of deployed services, you should be able to recreate only that one and to understand that it should be recreated. You calculate its blueprint id which is hash based and like ask the developer: do you want it to be.

G

Updated or not like a version, control kind of thing, it knows which ones have changed.

C

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A

All right any more questions.

A

If not, then we had a question from uh youtube and I think the question was: uh can we build applications with fluent stack already? uh I'm gonna say uh a really quick. Yes, of course uh you can look at the examples- repo for example, for example, but uh if anybody else wants to chime in uh from the community or from fluence give it a go.

G

I can say that it's possible, but at the same time I've spent many hours trying to figure out how to do things that are now different, because this cli was created, and so that's something to keep in mind. I think.

A

Yeah so stick with the new cli and you see you don't have to learn things.

G

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G

Really good to uh to start working or for me, I think it's very good for me to start developing and trying to make things because then I really learn how it works, but at the same time I have to uh acknowledge the fact that the the you know, I I think I figured things out and then uh a few weeks later I hear I have to do things differently.

G

A

Just accurate breaking changes still happen. Yes, sorry about that, but that's the cost of driving the project forward.

A

Okay, uh thank you. Anybody else anything before we close out for another thursday.

A

Dmitry afghanistan.

G

I would show you uh something: I've been doing all right for the ego.

G

um So previously I was working on some all these kind of strip, things that didn't have front ends, and I got a little bit bored with that. So I um decided to uh uh look at the more of the networking connectivity thing and uh the front end, uh so I try to make a data visualization of the um of the network as it is uh I'm trying to share my screen now is that working.

A

It is sharing yes.

G

See that my etsy shipping has gone in okay, so, um let's um okay, let's just give it a try. So first I started with this because it's network, so I made this network visualization, so we have a local beer was created and it's connecting to a custom.one, and now there is an aquascape running for well. It finds the the neighborhood in calamity of the relay pier and then for each of the peers.

G

It starts looking what uh they have in their uh academia and then it makes all the um uh draws or the connections between them and uh the blue ones are sort of connected and the yellow ones are not connected because they're, um you know the uh uh I I while doing this, I start learning how the academia works with. Basically, as I understand it now, it's like an address list. It doesn't mean that the connection is there. It means the connection was there and the address is recorded.

G

um One of you guys told me already that it's supposed to disappear, but it can take an hour or something um anyway, and then it also checks um on all the notes. Whether I have uh with my local peer have had surfaces installed. There and that's what you see like the little um the little uh black dots, so I can see on which of the notes I had my services installed and I collected some information about the notes and blah blah.

G

But then um you know this isn't really working from uh ux pointed it's fun, but it's not. um You know this stuff. If I start moving these things around, it's all nice and stuff, but it will break pretty soon and there's no sense of water to it. So then I thought, maybe you have to visualize things differently and I thought of this radio setup.

G

It's just loading because now it has to make all the connections.

G

ah There we go um so all the peers in the network, uh they are sort of in the in in a circle, so they are of the same order, and now it just starts finding the connections and making the connections between them.

G

G

The good thing about this is that it's more like sort of stationary um and yeah, I I like it um and oh yeah so so here I like the the the connections of each ones.

G

But still um okay, then I got the latest version.

G

Here I tried to make it a little bit into a a ux thing, so this is my secret key, which you don't see the full thing of it. So I don't care, and so I pick my relay note and it starts doing the same thing.

G

And uh how I initially uh sort of envisioned it? Oh yeah, because I thought I wanted to separate basically the uh the temporary uh javascript piers from the uh uh the steady rust piers. So I I wanted to make like two circles with the the the permanent ones in the center and then the the other ones around it.

G

But then I discovered that the um the javascript peers are not being recorded into the academia, and then I asked in the chat if we could, um if there would be a way to sort of add that so that um let's say if people would start connecting to um this note, then here would be like appearing um the the other jaspers.

G

I thought that would be like a nice visualization of the power of the network- um yeah, um oh yeah, and and um is, of course this so the the connections, because the the network is, as I understand start to understand the academia thing. It's it's it. It goes up to like 64 addresses and since we have less than 64 notes, it's like for the time being, all notes will always connect to each other or have each other in their address book.

G

um So this sort of connection visualization looks nice, but it's useless. um So now I'm thinking about using this with the uh with the registry. So if you have routes, um I was thinking that if I have a list of routes I could check uh which I could draw the routes between the nodes sort of say. I don't know if you understand what I mean I have to think about it.

G

Oh yeah and what I still think is possible is that now I have this local mode, so I can connect through metamask and then so basically pair this local node, with an account on an ethereum, testness or whatever, and I still think that I can make like a transaction here, sign it with metamask and then send it to another node where it will be um uh uh send a node that is paired with an ethereum node, and then it will be added to the transaction pool over there.

G

So and that would be a way to um to have uh to make these transactions without using uh infuria or another provider.

G

But that's still got to work on that.

G

That's about it.

A

Oh, that's very cool. Thank you very much, very cool.

A

Anybody have any questions about the coolness or the underlying work there created.

G

um Oh yeah, one thing um uh I I initially I wanted to make uh like a a home extension, but then I could not do it because the the I think the javascript is like either looking for it being a browser or it being node.js and the flavor of web servers or whatever the chrome extension is.

G

That was not available.

G

You know anybody.

G

You basically in in in the in the fluence. Yes you check for like. Is it a browser or is it note.

E

Yes, maybe we can add that I don't know, I think we can edit if it will be working in uh like in extension, environment. So, as I understand extension, extensions environment is not full doesn't have full capabilities, but maybe it will be enough.

G

Yeah, I I don't know either that's. I have no idea, I just because, in a way these extensions, I think they will fit into the web 3 kind of thing. Just like you see how how how many people use metamask yeah it sort of fits to um in the world. I think, because it's in a way also sort of decentralized in the sense that you can just download the extension on your computer and then, if your thing sort of sorry enough.

H

I just wanted to say that uh I'm like ninety percent sure that it is possible to use fluency gs uh in browser extensions. uh I just think uh nobody tried it yet, but I don't think that there should be any significant obstacles for that. So uh maybe that's a good idea to just maybe try to create like a demo. I.

G

I did try it, uh and um um so so also you can also try it and see where it goes wrong. Maybe it's complex, but it doesn't work.

H

Okay, uh do you mind if I reach out to you and maybe you'll, tell me about uh the issues with the extensions uh maybe more in depth.

G

It just there is like this npm uh library that checks, whether it's like you use it. It says like his browser or his node.

G

And that thing answers is web servers or something, but then you don't have um then fluency s doesn't do anything with that. It only does something with when it's a browser or it's a node.

A

All right, you two can collaborate and then the next call present your find the extension findings on the next community call. Maybe we'll get it done all right. Think time is up anybody. Anything else.

A

Well then, I thank you all very much for checking in it's been great. Thank you and uh we'll do it again soon. Oh anna, do you have any on the hackathons events? Anything you want to do real, quick.

D

um So I think that the um the nearest event would be east prague. We are not participating in a hackathon, but we will be there some of our team and maybe I will be doing one event with uh swarm.

D

So if you're a developer and will be there, please reach out to us, um then the next meetup is in georgia in belize, in person 17th of june for the hackathons.

D

Probably we're participating in the sustain of sustainable blockchain hackathon um run by protocol labs by a git coin and that's starting in june, and then in july there is hakka fest by youth, global and protocol labs, which has been second time this this year, uh yeah and july is also east, barcelona and ecc in paris.

D

A

All right full plate busy summer.

D

Yeah busy summer and at the end of summer there is the dwep camp by internet archive in the woods so for somewhere nearby san francisco, they still have tickets available and you can bind quick toys um if you cannot get it with people, so yeah still still some some of that available.

D

There is a camera all.

A

Right the campus among us sorry, I said for the campers among us.

D

Okay, cool bernard, maybe we should mention that we switched the our schedule of the calls to once per month. So now we are, we are having it next like in the months. The next call.

A

All right you mentioned it, so I don't have to very good. Thank you all right. Thank you. Everybody have a great day and have a great week and we'll see you in for weeks or in any one of our channels, cheers.