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## Bounty-Based Development
To entice the community to accelerate the development, we will attach bounties to and **[publish](https://openbounty.status.im/app#/)** the tasks that can be self-contained and defined clearly.
To entice the community to accelerate the development, we will attach bounties to and **[publish](https://openbounty.status.im/app#/)** the tasks that can be self-contained and defined clearly. We'll also have bounties [on Gitcoin](https://gitcoin.co/explorer?keywords=nimbus&order_by=-web3_created).

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### Q: When do you expect to have it production-ready?
Not for a while. Sharding is a long ways off, and until then we'll be focusing on getting Ethereum v1 tests to pass in our full node mode. The full node will be ready in 2019, but the super-light implementation might take longer.
Soon. We've got some network simulations already running for [Ethereum 2.0](https://out.status.im/tag/two-point-oh), and we're syncing up to block 50000 on Ethereum 1.0. To stay in the loop, please follow our development updates on [our blog](https://our.status.im/tag/nimbus).
### Q: How is a super-light node different from just calling Infura through Web3js?
A Web3js or any similar JavaScript package for communicating with the blockchain is basically a more advanced XMLHttpRequest / Fetch wrapper. What we mean by this is that these packages retrieve information from another node and trust it implicitly. They ask "has this transaction been confirmed?" and get a response that's either "yes" or "that transaction is unknown". With light nodes, they ask "give me the data to check if this transaction has been confirmed" and then check on their own. This is a trust-minimized setup which combines the best of both worlds - very little storage and processing power required while allowing for cryptographic verification of the full node's claims.
### Q: What's the plan for mobile? You speak of deploying to mobile devices, but Nimbus only compiles to C, C++ and JavaScript and iOS and Android don't support C natively. Will you be compiling to JS and deploying with a web wrapper? That doesn't sound performant!
### Q: What's the plan for mobile?
Native compiles with Nim work for both Android and iOS, just like geth written in go works. It's all NDK/C API. We'll soon have published specific instructions on how to compile it for all manner of devices.
While true that Nimbus only compiles to C, C++ and JavaScript and iOS and Android don't support C natively (and we definitely don't want a JS version of Nimbus running on a mobile device), native compiles with Nim work for both Android and iOS, just like geth written in go works. It's all NDK/C API. We'll soon have published specific instructions on how to compile it for all manner of devices, but you can already give it a go by following the [build instructions](/docs/building.html).

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Bruno is the technical writer and team's DX guy. He's been in blockchain for 3 years after 15 years of web. His passion for decentralization and forwarding the world's truly censorship-free internet is what drove him to Nimbus. What little free time he has, he tries to spend on sports, board games and VR. You can add him on Oculus and Steam as theswader.
### [Peter Munch](https://github.com/PMunch)
### [Peter Munch-Ellingsen](https://github.com/PMunch)
Peter has been working with Nim since discovering it during his studies back in 2016. Since a young age he's been interested in programming. Starting out with games, but touching in on everything from web to high-performance and distributed computing through his work and studies.

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<p>Researching and implementing lighter Ethereum 2.0 clients </p>
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<a class="button button--main" href="https://gitter.im/status-im/nimbus">JOIN OUR GITTER</a>
<a class="button button--main" href="/docs/">GET INVOLVED</a>
<a class="button button--main" href="/docs/">DOCUMENTATION</a>
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<h3>Peter Munch</h3>
<h3>Peter Munch-Ellingsen</h3>
<p><a href="https://get.status.im/user/0x04910559b94b70d7c2cd7237f2e6ef3b8110c5fc726e7ef40fc9f3c59eeece2efb69bc9a255a8064f061e16a7b8149fae43ec81559199a50b46f6e4ff8e029c0fe" style="color: #939ba1;">Imaginative Admirable Elephant</a></p>
<p><a href="https://github.com/PMunch">See Github profile</a>
<span><a href="https://github.com/PMunch"><img src="../img/arrow_ogn.png" /></a></span>