Back to collectionA-Zhen turns from launch demos toward a public testnet
Before the announcement, A-Zhen, an engineer working on the chain, had been occupied with the demo environment and launch preparations. A-Zhen returned to her regular schedule and made the public testnet the next destination. The focus shifted from keeping the announcement-day demonstration stable to making independent trials possible for outside participants.
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Before the announcement, A-Zhen, an engineer working on the chain, had been occupied with the demo environment and launch preparations. With the name now public, the technical team had to turn its vision into something outsiders could examine. Her first question was which parts of a public testnet were not yet ready for unfamiliar users.
A-Zhen returned to her regular schedule and made the public testnet the next destination. In discussion with colleagues, she distinguished the flows that worked smoothly in a demo from steps that might trip up someone acting alone, then put the entry points and instructions needing review on a task list. There was a work plan, but no opening date had been set.
The focus shifted from keeping the announcement-day demonstration stable to making independent trials possible for outside participants. A-Zhen planned to work through the list and ask someone unfamiliar with the internal process to read the instructions. Later testing would show what else needed attention before access could open.