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Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex (by Mike Anderso 2024-11-12 · 18:30 THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT [Connection details will be shared 1h before the start time] The London Clojurians are happy to present: Title: Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex Speaker: Mike Anderson Time: 2024-11-12 @ 18:30 (London time) Local time: click here for local time Mike Anderson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-cvx/) will be presenting: "Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex" This discussion will expand on the first Convex event with the London Clojurians (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpKAQgcJRao&authuser=4) which provided an in-depth look at the whole platform. Now that Convex is ready to launch, the second conversation with dive into the significance of these efficient data formats and why the CAD003: Encoding Format (https://github.com/Convex-Dev/design/tree/develop/docs/cad/003_encoding) will be so revolutionary. The call will also cover examples for users. Note: the VM is written in Convex Lisp, inspired largely by Clojure. This past week Convex was awarded a grant from the EU government for a cross-chain token interoperability project. Mike is a passionate contributor to open source software projects and an OG Clojurian, all the way back to Clojure 1.1 release. A programming enthusiast since the age of eight, Mike has a particular love for efficient data structures and algorithms. He represented the UK in the 1996 International Informatics Olympiad. Mike has held multiple CTO roles including being a founding member of Ocean Protocol (Blockchain for Data & AI) and Datacraft Sciences (Machine Learning, Data supply chain orchestration) based in Singapore. If you missed this event, you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LondonClojurians (The recording will be uploaded a couple of days after the event.) Please, consider supporting the London Clojurians with a small donation: https://opencollective.com/london-clojurians/ Your contributions will enable the sustainability of the London Clojurians community and support our varied set of online and in-person events: ClojureBridge London: supports under-represented groups discover Clojure re:Clojure: our free to attend annual community conference monthly meetup events with speakers from all over the world subscription and admin costs such as domain name & StreamYard subscription Thank you to our sponsors: https://juxt.pro/ https://flexiana.com/ And many individual sponsors	Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex (by Mike Anderso

THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT

[Connection details will be shared 1h before the start time]

The London Clojurians are happy to present: Title: Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex Speaker: Mike Anderson Time: 2024-11-12 @ 18:30 (London time) Local time: click here for local time

Mike Anderson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-cvx/) will be presenting: "Encoding internet-scale decentralised data structures on Convex"

This discussion will expand on the first Convex event with the London Clojurians (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpKAQgcJRao&authuser=4) which provided an in-depth look at the whole platform. Now that Convex is ready to launch, the second conversation with dive into the significance of these efficient data formats and why the CAD003: Encoding Format (https://github.com/Convex-Dev/design/tree/develop/docs/cad/003_encoding) will be so revolutionary. The call will also cover examples for users. Note: the VM is written in Convex Lisp, inspired largely by Clojure. This past week Convex was awarded a grant from the EU government for a cross-chain token interoperability project.

Mike is a passionate contributor to open source software projects and an OG Clojurian, all the way back to Clojure 1.1 release. A programming enthusiast since the age of eight, Mike has a particular love for efficient data structures and algorithms. He represented the UK in the 1996 International Informatics Olympiad. Mike has held multiple CTO roles including being a founding member of Ocean Protocol (Blockchain for Data & AI) and Datacraft Sciences (Machine Learning, Data supply chain orchestration) based in Singapore.

If you missed this event, you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LondonClojurians (The recording will be uploaded a couple of days after the event.)

Please, consider supporting the London Clojurians with a small donation: https://opencollective.com/london-clojurians/

Your contributions will enable the sustainability of the London Clojurians community and support our varied set of online and in-person events:

ClojureBridge London: supports under-represented groups discover Clojure
re:Clojure: our free to attend annual community conference
monthly meetup events with speakers from all over the world
subscription and admin costs such as domain name & StreamYard subscription

Thank you to our sponsors:

https://juxt.pro/
https://flexiana.com/
And many individual sponsors

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