I hope someone can tell me
You can check out their roadmap online. The promise is that Shelley will be delivered by yearâs end. It will be rolled out in 3 phases: Current phase is the local testnet (you can currently run this on your own machine), then a distributed testnet (the local testnet talking with other nodes), then finally the distributed mainnet. The mainnet is meant to launch with Cardano being fully decentralized by yearâs end.
Charles Hoskinson has promised to âeat my shoeâ if Cardano is not decentralized as a mainnet by yearâs end. The team has 5 months. Should be interesting
Thank you for your answer, I hope the shoes are not delicious.
As if he will. He wonât do it. It was just a figure of speech.
The memes will be more painful than the meal if they are late!
Thatâs for sure! At least heâll be able to climb that mountain once Shelley is done.
I donât think he will either ⌠but because CH is partial to these throw back idioms, if he doesnât pay a penance for delivering late, I will personally burn my stash ⌠I do feel like this is his last shot to silence the nay sayers.
You canât get upset⌠the average person doesnât understand how these things work, they canât visualize them. Software development is an empty term for most folks, devoid of any actual real-life reference.
All is good, weâll get there
Also, I chuckled at this. Sounds like a posh version of âBro, do you even lift?â. Thanks!
Both sides of this argument are true. To create quality software like this is extraordinarily difficult and time consuming and the average person doesnât understand what goes into it or how long it takes.
I donât think Charles shouldâve committed to the end of the year as my hunch and I suspect many others feel that itâll take longer. Although Iâm keen to see the project progress to the next phase, Iâm far more interested in seeing it completed well. I believe this will be cardanoâs strength long term.
Everyone is joking:垎çŹ:
Hahahaha. Omg he needs some chamomile tea.
A couple are tiring to Algorand. That must say something, right? Odd in that all software for the mars rover did not undergo formal process and the same with many other applications and many OSâs like IOS, WindowsâŚbut I forget, none of those are used for mission critical work.
Really? I think the point is formal review is great but being agile and having a group of talented people as well reviewing informally can yield results as fast. Utilizing firms like Runtime Verification aid in providing a type of formal verification.
On another note, glad to see someone patenting their tech.
Thank you for your analysis
Every great thing will be filled with difficulties and doubts.
Jobsâs Apple, Muskâs Space Program, CHâs Cardano.
I hold a lot of ADA, I hope he can bring me good luck.
If I were building a program for something used globally by millions 100 years in the future, I would want the language/foundation to be as secure and future proof as possible! Why would I build on crappy, rushed tech like some of the other cryptos? Right now ethereum needs to be forked for each update and theyâre talking about using bitcoin cash for scalability at 5 transactions per second? What a joke!
Great things to come!
My apologies.
As a retired developer, I think you need to give them time. As was mentioned some people donât understand the work that goes into secure releases, its all to benefit you the user in the end, I am from the school of âtake your time but make sure its bloody rightâ.
Too many ADA holders are impatient, myself well I am still accumulating and putting as much ADA as possible in the safe, when we get to around the years 2022-23 I will be opening the safe and hopefully buying a LAMBO! I canât wait to see whats aheadâŚ
If Tesla (motors) used formal verification, weâd still be using a horse and buggy, just saying.
And while you formally verify, someone will develop, save money,
by looking at your published work and open source code then implement findings you paid for in sweat, tears, and capital faster, because youâre still formally verifying.