Gavin Wood has announced the initial launch of Parity’s JAM SDK, written in Rust. While still in an early stage of development, it is functional for the development of JAM services and authorizers. It currently consists of three components: JAM Types and PVM Common is the basic API of the SDK which provides the necessary tools for creating Services and Authorizers. JAM Bootstrap Service and Null Authorizer consists of two basic PVM modules to help set up a basic configuration suitable for JAM Genesis. JAM PVM Builder is a tool to compile and package services or authorizers into executable PVM binaries for JAM.
Polkadot Decoded Asia Monday 16 September 16:00 GMT+8 Conrad Singapore Orchard Polkadot founder and chief architect Gavin Wood is back to deliver another keynote on JAM. Edit: Gav did not present on the scheduled topic, intead he presented: The Future of Individuality and Digital Governance in Web 3.0.
With the Polkadot community's ratification of JAM as the next major version of Polkadot complete, the Fellowship are now voting in a referendum to the ratify and accept their role as judge in the JAM Protocol Prize. If passed, the fellowship will judge the JAM Protocol prize in accordance with the rules stated in https://jam.web3.foundation/.
In this video and thread I show what JAM is, its theory, the news it will bring to the Polkadot ecosystem, advantages and benefits for users and developers, comparisons with other blockchains such as solana and ethereum, problems of those blockchains that are not presented in JAM and how JAM seeks to help those blockchains solve these problems through the incredible interoperability of this technology and much more.