Hiero Community Day 2026 Launched in Berlin
The first in person Hiero Community Day in Berlin concludes with great success!
A Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust project
Open-source, vendor-neutral distributed ledger technology, developed in the open and used to build networks including the Hedera public network.
Principles
Hiero, a Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust project, is an open-source, vendor-neutral distributed ledger technology. Hiero is used to build networks like Hedera.
Public forums should be equally accessible. No one should manipulate your transactions to their advantage. Hashgraph is leaderless - toward a fairer world.
Do not sacrifice performance for fairness or security. As businesses and networks expand rapidly, waiting for transactions to finalize no longer meets your needs. The hashgraph algorithm is fast.
The hashgraph algorithm is the gold standard - asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerant (ABFT). Your transactions are protected with the highest security.
No single entity should control your future. Power is shared among participants with equal access, securing the network and your data. You can participate in its development and use. This network belongs to the world and the future.
Leader-based consensus is unfair and either slow or vulnerable to attacks. We believe in a fully leaderless protocol where every node participates equally. Our protocol is resistant to denial-of-service and prevents centralization.
Hiero's vibrant community builds a fairer, more efficient, and secure world. As part of the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust initiative, it pioneers open governance and collaboration.
Contribute
Find issues that match your skill level and start contributing to the Hiero ecosystem today.
Ideal for first-time contributors new to the project.
View issues (opens in a new tab)Straightforward tasks that need light domain knowledge.
View issues (opens in a new tab)Moderately complex issues for developers gaining experience.
View issues (opens in a new tab)Challenging issues requiring deep technical expertise.
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Join our open meetings to collaborate with the team. Register here or view schedules on the LFX Calendar.
12 community calls open to take part in
The Technical Steering Committee (TSC) meeting for project governance, roadmap planning, and key technical decisions.
Regular meeting for maintainers across all Hiero projects to coordinate, share updates, and discuss best practices.
Open community meeting for general discussions, updates, and Q&A sessions with the Hiero community and TSC members.
General SDK working group for cross-SDK discussions, standards, and coordination across all Hiero SDK implementations.
Working group focused on identity-related projects, DID SDK development, and identity standards implementation.
Roadmap, features, blockers, and contributions for the Hiero Python SDK.
Good first issues, mentorship, growing the maintainer base, and hackathons across the Hiero community.
Open Q&A and hands-on help from maintainers, for newcomers and existing contributors to the Hiero Python SDK.
Strategy and planning for supporting the good first issue pipelines at Hiero.
Events
Community days, meetups and university workshops, with photos and recaps from the Hiero blog.
The first in person Hiero Community Day in Berlin concludes with great success!
Codebase
Explore some of our most active and widely used Hiero repositories. These projects form the core of the Hiero ecosystem.
Crypto, token, consensus, file, and smart contract services for a Hiero based network.
JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for interacting with a Hiero network.
Java SDK for Hiero distributed ledger technology.
Run your own local Hiero based network for development purposes.
Archives data from consensus nodes and serves it via an API.
Hiero Improvement Proposal repository for community-driven enhancements.
Go SDK for Hiero distributed ledger technology.
Implementation of Ethereum JSON-RPC APIs for Hedera.
A Python SDK for Hiero: A Python toolkit for interacting with on-ledger assets.
Community voices
Builders, operators, and community leaders on what open governance and collaboration make possible.
Community perspectives
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