Today the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) published their technology stack diagrams. Ethereum technology has many moving parts, and enterprises expand on this when integrating to create a permissioned blockchain. So clearly defined diagrams stack makes life easier for enterprise developers.
The stack helps in directing the development of standards. Given the Alliance was formed in early 2017, there is a sense that standards are taking some time. Publication of the stack shows some progress, and also might be useful as a basis for feedback at the Ethereal summit in New York next week.
Jeremy Millar, an EEA board member,
recently outlined the importance of standards and acknowledged they are hard work. That’s especially the case when the technology is a moving target.
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