Cardano’s 2022 vision: Hoskinson may finally have a release date for ‘Mamba’

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Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson is in the news today after he revealed his latest plans for the network’s growth in 2022. The exec informed the community of the same via his latest videostream.

— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) March 7, 2022

Cardano has seen significant developments of late ( >than 400Dapps at present). Now, there’s a big question about how does one structures those pieces together.

Several Open-Source Systems (OSS) have created parallel foundations as legal instruments to better articulate the structure, collaboration, and financial model for the project. Some examples are Apache, Linux, Mozilla, Eclipse, and Django foundations. Cardano too has worked under an open-source license.

The founder behind the protocol shed light on some of the upcoming developments under the belt.

The flagship blockchain uses a functional programming language called ‘Haskell’. However, Hoskinson now seems open to the idea of other languages after he discussed the possibility of incorporating ‘Polyglot,’ This would add support for languages such as Javascript, Python.

According to the roadmap Charles Hoskinson shared for 2022, Cardano has started to mobilize and deliver on some of the things that the exec had promised.

As Cardano begins to enter the Basho beta phase, Input-Output Global would “put more energy into optimization and scaling.”

“(…)parameter tweaks, enhancements, and other innovations will play their part in steadily increasing Cardano’s capacity and performance throughout 2022.”

Such developments would fuel a high rate of congestion on the network. Anticipating the traffic surge, Mamba, a two-way bridge would come into effect this month or in April