It’s a deep dive into a complex area of #Kaspa‘s code, yet a critical consensus component beautifully designed by @OriNewman, @hashdag, and others, and improved and implemented in the Rust codebase by myself. I have some self-criticism, but these sessions will improve over time https://t.co/RA5Lyq6KOv
— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) July 18, 2024
**Michael Sutton Delivers Key Insights Into Kaspa’s Core Code Components**
*By Kaspanews.net Staff Reporter*
Renowned Distributed Systems Researcher and Developer, Michael Sutton, recently took to Twitter to discuss significant advancements in Kaspa’s codebase. Sutton, who is one of the core developers of Kaspa, shared insights about a critical consensus component in the blockchain’s code architecture.
In his tweet, Sutton referred to a “deep dive into a complex area of #Kaspa’s code,” specifically highlighting the consensus mechanism—an essential part of how blockchain networks reach agreement on the state of the ledger. Sutton credited his colleagues, notably Ori Newman and Hashdag, for their elegant design contributions. He further elaborated on his role, focusing on the improvements and implementation of this component within Kaspa’s Rust codebase.
Sutton acknowledged some self-criticism regarding his work but expressed optimism that these sessions and their documentation would improve over time, indicating his ongoing commitment to refining Kaspa’s technological framework.
Kaspa continues to stand out in the blockchain ecosystem due to its rigorous and innovative approach to distributed consensus. Contributions from experts like Michael Sutton and his team are pivotal in pushing the boundaries of what blockchain technology can achieve.
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