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ethereum.org 12 months in Evaluate | Ethereum Basis Weblog

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ethereum.org 12 months in Evaluate | Ethereum Basis Weblog


2024 was an incredible 12 months for ethereum.org, and as we have already got our palms full with initiatives and initiatives for 2025, it is essential to take a second to have a good time the achievements made doable by the neighborhood this previous 12 months.

With that in thoughts, we have put collectively a recap of our prime highlights from 2024—we hope you take pleasure in studying it!


Blobs all over the place: launching the Dencun FAQ

In 2023, we constructed a complete hub for Ethereum’s protocol roadmap on ethereum.org. A number of months later, in March 2024, the Cancun-Deneb (aka Dencun) community improve was deployed. As questions began coming in, it was time for us to create a FAQ-style web page to clarify what the most recent improve was all about.

Scaling Ethereum, one phrase at a time: ethereum.org Translatathon

The second version of ethereum.org’s Translatathon, the annual translation contest to extend the quantity of non-English Ethereum content material, exceeded all expectations: over the course of two weeks, 327 members translated 2.53M phrases, serving to make Ethereum-related content material accessible in 70 languages. With the help of our world neighborhood, we additionally facilitated 12 in-person translation hubs throughout 4 continents.

The following version of the Translatathon might be introduced within the coming weeks—within the meantime, yow will discover the recap of the 2024 version right here.

Higher, quicker and stronger: migrating our UI library to ShadCN

After intensive work on enhancing web site efficiency in 2023, we realized that our earlier UI library was holding us again from delivering one of the best efficiency and person expertise. Since ethereum.org receives visits from individuals all around the world, utilizing quite a lot of units and typically slower web connections, we wanted our UI to work seamlessly for everybody.

That’s why, along with the neighborhood, we determined to change our UI library to ShadCN, which relies on Tailwind CSS—a well known, performance-focused library extensively utilized by builders.

Whereas the migration is sort of full, you’ll be able to comply with the progress in our GitHub repository.

Getting collectively: Devcon SEA

At Devcon SEA, ethereum.org made an incredible impression by exhibiting on the Affect Discussion board through the first two days of the occasion – we welcomed over 400 guests and obtained to share the ethereum.org mission, whereas fostering connections inside the neighborhood. Round 200 merch gadgets (together with t-shirts, colouring books and postcards) had been distributed to contributors, including a enjoyable and memorable contact.

Recognizing stellar contributions: C**ontributor acknowledgment program

The Contributor Acknowledgement Program is a year-long initiative inside the ethereum.org neighborhood designed to acknowledge and reward members for his or her useful contributions to the ethereum.org portal. In 2024, over 800 ‘proof of contribution’ badges had been distributed throughout 4 classes (GitHub, content material, design, and translations) on platforms equivalent to POAP, GitPOAP, and Galxe.

Extra L2s? Extra L2 content material!

In 2024, we launched vital updates on the Layer 2 (L2) content material out there on ethereum.org, reflecting the significance of scaling options within the Ethereum ecosystem. The web site launched a extra complete and beginner-friendly L2 part, that includes interactive guides, visuals, and comparisons of well-liked L2 options.

A recent look: revamping the ethereum.org homepage

Over the previous decade, ethereum.org has undergone many transformations, ultimately deciding on the purple-blue pastel design you have come to acknowledge since 2020. A homepage revamp was lengthy overdue, and our purpose was to proceed showcasing what Ethereum is all about, and highlighting how anybody can become involved.

Open supply at coronary heart: taking part at Hacktoberfest 2024

In October, we joined forces with Hacktoberfest, a world initiative to foster contributions to open supply initiatives. With over 40 PRs submitted, we can not thank sufficient the 20 contributors who joined ethereum.org on this month-long endeavor, contributing throughout all fronts: content material, design, migrations, and tons of bug fixes!

Ethereum jargon, translated: introducing ETHGlossary

As a part of the Translatathon, we created ETHGlossary—a platform that gamifies the method of translating Ethereum phrases. Customers can vote on one of the best translations for key ideas and talk about why sure translations work (or don’t). Thus far, we’ve acquired practically 7,000 translations throughout greater than 40 languages, confirming that ETHGlossary performs an essential function in constructing a complete glossary of Ethereum terminology throughout languages.

Connecting with the neighborhood: Neighborhood Calls, QA periods and Workplace Hours

In 2024, we hosted 38 occasions on ethereum.org‘s Discord server. These ranged from Workplace Hours, the place we simplified complicated Ethereum matters for newcomers, to month-to-month Neighborhood Calls, the place we supplied updates on the portal and ecosystem. We additionally held biweekly Q&A periods, the place contributors obtained hands-on testing new releases on ethereum.org—it’s secure to say we spent loads of time on-line final 12 months!

Need to keep within the loop about upcoming occasions? Try our calendar on ethereum.org.

A brand new residence on the internet: Subsequent Billion and ETHproofs.org

Alongside sustaining ethereum.org, our core staff additionally helps internet improvement for varied initiatives inside the Ethereum Basis. Over the previous 12 months, we’ve collaborated on designing and launching new web sites for the Subsequent Billion Fellowship and ETHproofs—these collaborations mirror our dedication to help impactful initiatives throughout the neighborhood.


In 2025, we’re evolving how we construct ethereum.org. Ranging from January, we’re adopting Form Up methodology – which consists on a 8-week phrases (’cycles’) targeted on delivery options and initiatives. Extra on this might be shared quickly!

Whereas we’ll carry on doing annual product roadmaps, any more, we’ll be releasing ‘cycle roadmaps’ on our GitHub repository—yow will discover what we’ll work on on this first cycle right here.

Our neighborhood stays a important half on constructing ethereum.org — you’ll be able to verify how one can begin contributing (e.g. writing or reviewing content material, creating new designs, translating the web site, creating new options or fixing bugs, and plenty of extra prospects) in our contributors pages.

Thanks once more to each particular person concerned in making ethereum.org doable. Right here’s to an incredible 2025!

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