Joshy Orndorff
Joshy Orndorff
The recipes contain two nodes that use PoW for block authorship (`basic-pow` and `hybrid-consensus`). Both of these nodes use `AlwaysCanAuthor` when constructing the `PowBlockImport` in the light client. This issue...
In PR #140 I removed outdated/incomplete notes about patterns in the utxo workshop. Most of the topics are covered elsewhere in the recipes, or sufficiently outdated to not be included....
In Substrate, each runtime has zero or more storage items that can be configured at genesis. It is the job of the outer (non-runtime part) node to initialize these storage...
The recipes has long struggled to have the same look and feel as the rest of devhub. This is due largely to recipes being built on mdbook and the rest...
The Fixed Point recipe uses substrate-fixed's `I16F16` signed fixed point type. The example works according to test cases, but users ca,not test it through the Apps UI because we don't...
When the ocw runtime is installed in the kitchen node (which uses instant seal) there is correct, but unintuitive behavior that a user must send a single transaction manually in...
https://crates.parity.io/impl_trait_for_tuples/index.html  
Currently every recipe has large blocks of code duplicated from the kitchen. mdbook has a [feature](https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/format/mdbook.html#including-portions-of-a-file) to include files from source either by line number or anchor lines. Update the...
Throughout the text of the recipes we refer to nodes, pallets, runtimes, and other blockchain parts that live in the recipes repo. For example, when discussing the kitchen node, we...
We should lower the friction for users/learners to experiment with the recipes. Ultimately, learners should clone the repo and setup a local dev environment, but it isn't realistic to expect...