Andre Cronje - Page 5 of 8

Cape Town, South Africa

Andre Cronje

Code Reviewer

Cape Town, South Africa

Andre is a software architect with 20 years of development experience. He moved into telecoms developing big data, high-transactional infrastructure before delving into mobile security and cryptography. His last five years have been spent building FinTech solutions and leveraging blockchain technology to provide cost-reducing financial products to the unbanked in Africa.

Perlin Code Review: Avalanche DAG

Andre Cronje's Perlin code review suggests that that their blockchain protocol represents a "new paradigm" and is "terrifyingly good".

Analysis Jun. 20, 2018
InterValue Code Review: Blockchain 4.0

InterValue apparently jumped straight to blockchain 4.0 when I was asleep? Maybe not really - the code review reveals nothing special yet.

Analysis Jun. 19, 2018
Beam Code Review: Mimblewimble Evolved

Beam code review, a better Mimblewimble implementation? Scalable, private, anonymous protocol and the Beam crew are trying to improve it.

Analysis Jun. 18, 2018
Blockcloud Code Review IoT Protocol

So in this Blockcloud code review I'll also give you a quick pointer about the problems the team is looking to solve here, they're real life problems for the IoT whether you're an IoT fan or not.

Analysis Jun. 13, 2018
Tolar Code Review HashNET Blockchain

HashNET is the blockchain, Tolar is the cryptocurrency. How will they be MORE scalable, secure, and speedy than everyone else?

Analysis Jun. 11, 2018
Ankr Code Review Distributed Cloud Computing

So this is an Ankr Code Review, not an ICO review, but I'm looking very carefully at the consensus protocol here. Proof of Useful Work sounds intriguing. Ankr explain they're creating 'Distributed Cloud Computing on Trusted Hardware' and they have a lot of original ideas. Maybe too many for one project?

Analysis Jun. 6, 2018
Essentia Code Review of Data Interoperability ICO

Quick Essentia code review, it's a data interoperability ICO, some funny terminology here - "Essences" are data owners, private or corporate, "Synergies" are the links designed to help data services operate. Sure, why not. But hey, they call their robot assistant Jarvis, so it can't be all bad.

Analysis Jun. 2, 2018
Enecuum Code Review of the Blockchain Of Tomorrow

One MILLION transactions per second! Directed Acyclic Hypergraph! PoS PoA PoW! Yeah, this is starting to sound like an episode of Star Trek, not the Enecuum Code Review I'm supposed to do here, but they really up the hyperbole on this one. So let's look at Enecuum (ENQ) code for some answers.

Analysis Jun. 1, 2018