A Blockstack engineer has been coding/hacking on the weekends to put together a profile indexer for Blockstack in a golang implementation.  If you are curious about that or a developer putting together a dApp for Blockstack, this might be a good thing for you.  Go check it out.

Personal Site for Jack Zampolin

Github for Jack Zampolin

Twitter for Jack Zampolin

In addition, if you are in Portland, Oregon on April 18, 2018, one might find a unique opportunity to talk to a Blockstack engineer – Jack Zampolin – in person.  Remember, Mr. Zampolin will be joining Dan Trevino – Blockstack Evangelist, and Ty George – Souq Developer (cryptocracy) during the Blockstack Portland meetup happening on 4.18.2018. 

For more on the event, please visit this link here.

Portland is hosting another Meetup on April 18, 2018 – UPDATE. Previously we discussed this meetup group in this post here.

Other helpful links for more information on Blockstack include:

Blockstack – the new decentralized application platform and ecosystem for the decentralized/re-decentralized internet (dApp, dApps, blockchain, bitcoin, distributed and Web 3.0)

Blockstack’s Forum

@Blockstack

Blockstack Meetups

Note: If you do not have the Blockstack browser, please see this link (note – to enable the full functionality of any dApp built for the Blockstack ecosystem (e.g., building a new internet, a decentralized internet, distributed, blockchain, bitcoin, decentralized, re-decentralizing the internet) you need to use the Blockstack browser).

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