devcon 7 / reth 10 how did we get here and what is next
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Reth 1.0: How did we get here and what is next?
Duration: 00:25:35
Speaker: Georgios Konstantopoulos
Type: Talk
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
Reth is an Ethereum Execution Layer in development since 2022, focused on contributor-friendliness, modularity and performance.
In 2024, after rigorous testing and security review, Reth had its first 1.0 prod-ready release.
In this talk, we review the process of shipping a state of the art & novel Ethereum node, and lay out Reth's plans for the next years.
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