OpenZeppelin x Polkadot Ecosystem Growth Phase M2
Beneficiary:This proposal, the second of four quarterly submissions by OpenZeppelin, aims to continue the momentum in developing open-source Polkadot parachain runtimes and FRAME pallets. Our focus is on accelerating the development and deployment of new, secure parachains in the Polkadot ecosystem.
Key initiatives since the proposal's approval in August 2023 include:
- Start of the Generic Runtime and FRAME pallets development, adhering to milestones set for December 2023 (delivered) and February 2024 for the first deliverable of the Generic Runtime.
- Formation of a fully operational team of three skilled engineers, complemented by a project manager and CTO, to drive our open-source development efforts. This team is actively engaging with the Polkadot community to align priorities around the parachain runtimes templates.
In this phase (2 of 4), we seek funding for the period from November 2023 to February 2024, focusing on:
- Continuing the development of the first parachain runtime template, in line with our established milestones and publicly available roadmap on GitHub.
We are committed to transparent progress and welcome community feedback as we advance in strengthening the Polkadot network's foundation.
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Requester address: 14PiQ7uar36zPMgEckA7qWUahYheavRL6NHCbUCkXXRNrFSc Verified identity: Yes EMAIL [email protected] WEBSITE https://www.openzeppelin.com/ TWITTER openzeppelin When registered/verified: 18 Nov 2022 / 27 Jul 2023 Previous OpenGov TPs from this account: 24 - passed - https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/24 105 - passed - https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/105 W3F Grants: None
Good day OpenZeppelin, and thank you for your proposal.
Since we voted Aye on the previous demand (REF_105), we lean toward support again, being « invested » already. We would appreciate, however, a broad explanation in layman terms of what it brings to the table and why it is, in your view, necessary and pertinent in the current context (Polkadot 2.0).
We are not software engineers, and it is difficult for us to understand what is meant by "Generic Runtime and Frame pallets development", or why it is of any import. We, quite frankly, are not equipped to understand that level of lingo.
It is not our intention here to critique OpenZeppelin in any way. Yet, we are of the opinion that, in the search for good governance, more efforts should be put forth by proposers to explain their approach in an « accessible to all » manner.
All in all we will support or abstain.
Thank you for your time and understanding.