February 28, 2022
Here we go with the Vital Point Pulse – where you find out what the guild has been up to in support of the NEAR ecosystem and what it’s planning to do in the coming month. Let’s get to it.Aaron’s Random Thoughts It’s unbelievable that another month has passed and we’re staring March 2022 in
February 21, 2022
Onboarding is a Catalyst in the Journey to a Billion Users The founders of NEAR Protocol designed it from the bottom-up with a focus on usability both from an end-user and developer perspective. That focus, combined with super low gas fees, ~1s block finality, and infinite scalability via sharding make it feasible to develop applications
September 4, 2021
Welcome to another Catalyst situational report! Some time has passed, and with it, many new features, and goals. These last months have been a whirlwind of discussion, rapid development, and excitement for us, and we are consistently grateful to be creating this project within and for the NEAR ecosystem. Here, I’ll outline what we’ve been
August 5, 2021
This is a long overdue Catalyst SITREP (Situational Report). It’s the second SITREP Vital Point AI has published, but the first in what is intended to be a series of weekly reports outlining the progress that Catalyst is making along with short-term goals for the following weeks. I’m Emmitt and in the time since the last
July 28, 2021
To ready Catalyst for deployment on both the NEAR and Ceramic MainNets, we needed to setup and host our own node on the Ceramic network. The current documentation to do that is a little sparse. So, in an effort to share what we’ve learned over many days of trial and error, we’ve documented and streamlined the
April 2, 2021
Today, I’m kicking off the beginning of a series of regular SITREPs (updates) concerning progress made on Catalyst development. In the military we use SITREPs to provide commanders with an update/analysis of the current situation. They can be sent at regular intervals or whenever something significant happens. The aim being to keep all who receive
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