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Hyperledger Grid is a WebAssembly-based project platform for building supply chain solutions that include distributed ledger components. It includes a set of libraries, data models, and SDK to accelerate development for supply chain smart contracts and client interfaces. Supply chain is one of the most promising areas for blockchain use cases, and implementation of many of these use cases can benefit from capabilities which can be provided by a shared platform. This project will accelerate the development of blockchain-based solutions to cross-industry supply chain problems.
Key Characteristics
Documentation
Project Management
- David Cecchi, Cargill
- Shawn Amundson, Bitwise IO
- Dan Middleton, Intel
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Documentation
The Hyperledger Grid documentation is available on the Grid website: Hyperledger Grid Documentation
Overview Slides
Brief deck explaining Hyperledger Grid and near term work activities and priorities. (Last updated June 2019.)
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Project Management
Hyperledger Grid uses JIRA. For more information, see Hyperledger Grid Issue Tracking
Repositories
- https://github.com/hyperledger/grid
- https://github.com/hyperledger/grid-website
- https://github.com/hyperledger/grid-contrib
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Communication
Mailing List
Chat (for questions and ephemeral discussions)
Meeting
Questions are welcome and best asked in Hyperledger Discord. Learn more about Hyperledger Discord here, get the invite and check out the Grid project channels.
Meeting
Contributor meetings are monthly and listed in the Calendar of Public Meetings
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History
- Proposed by David Cecchi, Cargill, Shawn Amundson, Bitwise IO, and Dan Middleton, Intel
- Approved by the TSC December 6, 2018
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