Aragon's Blog

In the last few months the DAppNode project [https://dappnode.io/] has made a significant amount of progress in usability, UI and overall performance of the platform, as such we thought it would be a great time to give everyone an update. Since our initial funding request [https://github.com/

After creating a small proof of concept and being accepted in the Nest program [https://github.com/aragon/nest], we started our work on the Datastore and Drive App in August. If you are not familiar with our projects, the Datastore is a distributed storage library based on Aragon [https:

Frame [https://frame.sh] had an exciting Q3 that started with our first security audit conducted by Cure53 [https://cure53.de] and funded by Aragon [https://aragon.org]. We’re happy to report the results were very positive. If you’d like to know more about the audit or read

Aragon Nest was launched [https://blog.aragon.org/introducing-aragon-nest-1aa8c91c0566/] in December of 2017 as an ambitious grants program to accelerate the development of the Aragon and Ethereum communities. Nest has been recently phased out [https://aragon.org/blog/the-next-step-after-nest], and now our efforts are focused on supporting core contributors working

This second milestone was quite busy. ETH Berlin We had the chance to introduce Pando in various meetups during ETHBerlin [https://ethberlin.com/]. The feedback was awesome. But more on that soon. Development Regarding the dev side we re-organized our roadmap: we focused on re-architecturing the Pando's core

Once again, we are very satisfied with what we have put together this past quarter and how we have matured as a team with respect to our output and technical infrastructure. Here is a summary of Q3. Milestones Achieved * Succeeded in delivering our first release entailing a demo of an

The second of our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is with Pando [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/31] who are also [https://blog.aragon.org/nest-team-interviews-that-planning-suite/] working on an open source incentivization app. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding

The third of our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is with Prysmatic Labs [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/36] who are building an Ethereum [https://ethereum.org/] sharding client. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding from the Aragon Nest

The first one on our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is That Planning Suite [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/24] who are working on an open source incentivization app. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding from the Aragon Nest

One of the major elements that was remaining last quarter was the final integration between the back-end and the front-end and we are happy to report that we have completed that this quarter. In Q3, we've completed all of the core functionality in Milestone 1. It's

The look of Aragon has been updated to a cohesive whole Hi! I am Pierre, Interface Developer at Aragon 👋 It's been already three months since I joined the Aragon team [https://blog.aragon.one/team-interviews-pierre-aragons-frontend-developer-585a30e90369] , and this article will provide a quick update about the progress that has

This is a message from the Aragon Association Board of Directors. On October 3, 2019, in advance of Aragon Network Vote #4, the Aragon Association multisig address [https://wiki.aragon.org/association/multisigs/association/] performed a permission [https://etherscan.io/tx/0x03f3ade9fceadea18317d1a96e97912a9fb23d1bbcfe6e1470e26f93f968166e] change [https://etherscan.io/tx/0xd07c168fdf12b18681c9128a26f2a7bcec1ab5f2eeeee8595fb320b3f48f1f4d] in the

How the Ethereum community could begin making meaningful signaling-based decisions People often either over- or underestimate the power of signaling [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal] and social pressures influencing group decisions. A good example of overestimating the power of signaling is the notion that Vitalik is a benevolent dictator

Join us in building your own customized DAO on Ethereum With the recent launch [https://blog.aragon.one/aragon-core-v0-5-the-architect-release-327c7163b89c] of Aragon Core v0.5 we have seen a lot of renewed interest from people wanting to use Aragon to build their own decentralized organizations, or DAOs for short. To help

Enhancing transparency in product development Often, product and software development is secretive and confidential until the official product launch. While this has the effect of building excitement, it can lead to unrealistic user expectations, development of products that are missing key features, and ultimately products that miss end-user needs. As

With the imminent launch of Aragon Court Phase 2, it's time to provide some insight into what’s next. As indicated in the Aragon Network launch phases [https://forum.aragon.org/t/aragon-network-launch-phases-and-target-dates/1263], Phase 2 will represent the first term of Aragon Court, and over 200 jurors

One month ago, we introduced our vision of how companies and organizations will work [https://blog.aragon.one/introducing-aragon-unstoppable-companies-58c1fd2d00ce#.gxz5w8sop] . And we set to make it a reality. Today, I want to personally thank all the community for the warmest welcome we could have ever dreamed of for Aragon. Some

Enhanced capabilities, reviewed by two independent audits, and depended upon by more than 100 DAOs on the Ethereum Mainnet. aragonOS 3 [https://blog.aragon.org/introducing-aragonos-3-0-alpha-the-new-operating-system-for-protocols-and-dapps-348f7ac92cff/] was a monumental release which included a lot of potential that is still widely untapped today. Although originally conceived to solely power Aragon organizations,

A new command line tool for building Aragon apps, a straightforward tutorial, and reference documentation for all the building blocks Aragon is a complete stack to run decentralized organizations. It makes experimenting with governance at the speed of software possible. You can create Aragon apps that interact with each other

🚨 In this communications release, we are disclosing a potential security vulnerability in any Aragon organizations created before April 17, 2019. To the best of our knowledge, no users or organizations have been affected—you are safe. The vulnerability itself is extremely difficult to exploit, and would have occurred only by

It was a year ago when I announced I was to join the Aragon Association as the first Executive Director. Reading older blog posts you’ve written is a fruitful exercise. It can help you re-contextualize information, and can help you remember why you had particular hunches or stances on