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).

For more on All things Developer^TM, see this link here. For more on the engineering meeting at Blockstack, please visit the forum. Blockstack makes the internet you use better!^TM

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Well, Blockstack Portland is busy preparing for its next Meetup that will feature an upcoming dapp being built for Blockstack – Souq. An UPDATE: A Blockstack engineering partner –  Mr. Jack Zampolin – will be in attendance too.  Great resource for insight on the inside of Blockstack for everyone in attendance.  An Insider’s View is a can’t miss event.

It appears that Mr. Zampolin will be discussing All Things Blockstack^TM.  In particular, Mr. Zampolin will shed light on the decentralized application infrastructure at Blockstack, and the unseen pieces that make your app run.  This should be an interesting discussion.  Find more about Mr. Zampolin below.

Blockstack Meetups Portland –  a brief overview of Blockstack Portland’s next meetup on April 18, at 6:30 p.m. (Dan Trevino, Ty George of Souq and Cryptocracy and Jack Zampolin of Blockstack).  Please find below some helpful links and information about Blockstack Portland for your review. I am sure if you are in Portland, Oregon and interested in Blockstack, the members of Blockstack Portland would welcome your participation.

Organizer: Dan Trevino

• @dantrevino

Location: Portland, Oregon

 

Agenda:

• 6:30 – 7:00 – Arrive, network/social, eat
• 7:00 – 7:30 – Souq – Decentralized Project Tagging & Funding
• 7:35 – 8:15 – Blockstack Decentralized Infrastructure
• 8:15 – 8:30 – Q & A, Discussion

Founded: May 10, 2017

Next Meetup: Blockstack Applications – Souq: Developer of Souq – Ty George – will be the main speaker on all things Souq and developing on Blockstack with Mr. Jack Zampolin.

Crytptocracy – Website for Souq

Powered by Blockstack and Blockchain technology, Souq gives its user an unprecedented level of insight and participation in crowd funding initiatives, locally or abroad.

twitter: @CryptocracyIO

website: Cryptocracy

Presenter: Mr. Jack Zampolin

Twitter: @Jack_Zampolin

Website: Blockstack Portland

So, if you are interested in learning more about Blockstack, Souq and listening to a Blockstack Engineering Partner – Jack Zampolin –  muse about Blockstack, and you are in Portland, Oregon, please reach out to Blockstack Portland and join the group. Thanks again, and go Blockstack!

And, another great place to find information about these Blockstack Meetups is by visiting the Blockstack site and clicking on the meetup link at the bottom of the page (middle column, line 4) and/or going directly to the Meetups Blockstack site. The Blockstack Meetup meetings are happening in various locations, both in the U.S. and other countries.

For more on the Blockstack Meetups, please visit this link 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).

For more on All things Developer^TM, see this link here. For more on the engineering meeting at Blockstack, please visit the forum. Blockstack makes the internet you use better!^TM

Thanks again for visiting The Stack Cafe^TM and we look forward to hearing from you. Please help us put out the word on Web^3.0 by posting a comment below and signing up for e-mail notifications for future updates (right side-bar). Let’s help build the new internet | The Decentralized Way^TM. A decentralized internet | The Way The Future^TM.

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