Cartesi (@cartesiproject): Another week of heads down building brings us to your Cartesi Weekly. Let's look at what happened across the ecosystem this week🐧

Another week of heads down building brings us to your Cartesi Weekly. Let's look at what happened across the ecosystem this week🐧 On the development front, contributors have been busy. The core team pushed Rollups Node v2.0.0 alpha.11. This release is entirely focused on throughput, operational tooling, and stability. By introducing round robin scheduling, the node now ensures fair processing across all applications, preventing any single heavy dApp from starving others. It also ships with a brand new CLI diagnostic tool for direct onchain inspection. → https://github.com/cartesi/rollups-node/releases/tag/v2.0.0-alpha.11 Alongside the node update, Rollups Contracts 3.0.0 alpha.3 went live. The major addition here is preliminary support for emergency withdrawals, plus important refinements to machine Merkle roots for claim events. → https://github.com/cartesi/rollups-contracts/releases/tag/v3.0.0-alpha.3 To tie the new node infrastructure together, a fresh alpha for the Cartesi CLI was also released. It integrates the updated rollups explorer and is ready for core developers to test. Grab the alpha, run the flow, and drop your feedback in our Discord so we can refine the production release. → https://discord.gg/cartesi We wrapped up Q1 by asking you which Cartesi capability matters most to your builds. The results are in, and the Full Linux environment took the clear lead with over half the votes. → https://x.com/cartesiproject/status/2038965085939605533 We also kicked off April and Q2 with a clear reminder of our fundamentals. Linux execution. Ethereum settlement. No jokes, just shipping. Catch up with the explainer thread to brush up on the architecture here: → https://x.com/cartesiproject/status/2039327737253634458 Zooming out to the broader landscape, @l2beat published their March ecosystem update. They highlighted our recent infrastructure upgrades, improved developer tooling, and the ongoing educational push surrounding Linux based execution. → https://x.com/l2beat/status/2039719948667293879 As a reminder, we are consistently expanding our content reach. You can always catch our latest updates and articles on @CoinMarketCap, welcoming developers to the Linux era of Web3. Join the conversation and follow our page there: → https://coinmarketcap.com/community/profile/cartesiproject/ That is all for this week. Have a great Friday & weekend, we will be back to building.