Mina Foundation: Near Future Road Map
The Mina Foundation have always been keen to share their vision of the future, regularly setting out their plans and expectations for the Mina Protocol project in a structured and clear way.
This week the Foundation published an article entitled ‘Mina Protocol Product Priorities & Mina Foundation Mission’ detailing some of the important milestones coming up in the next 6 months and beyond. The ‘Product Priorities begin with ‘Snapps Testnet’ coming very soon, followed by ‘Snapps Hackathons and end after Quarter 2 of 2022 with ‘Non-Consensus Nodes’
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Product Priorities
| PROJECT | DESCRIPTION | ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE |
| Snapps Testnet | A Testnet open to community participation to test stability of Snapps and network. | Q4-2021 |
| Snapps Hackathon | Engage with developers and educate them to build with Snapps. | Q4-2021 |
| Improve Node Stability | Make node operation more stable | Starting Q4- ongoing |
| Snapps on Mainnet* | Enable basic use cases of Snapps on Mainnet | Q1-2022 |
| Snapps Developer Toolkit (SDK) | Provide the toolkit that the developers need to build on Mina. SnarkyJS. | Q1-2022 |
| Multi-Environment Setup | Upgrade Infrastructure to support more networks running in parallel for Mina. Enable Community to run their own networks. | Q1-2022 |
| Bridge to Ethereum One Way Mina > Etheruem | Enable Ethereum developers to access the Mina state on EVM | Q1-2022 |
| WebSnapps | Connect real-world data to blockchain in the most trustless way possible, using HTTPS | After Q2-2022 |
| Non-consensus node | Bring access to web and mobile nodes without having to run a consensus node. | After Q2-2022 |
| *Snapps on Mainnet projected for Q1-2022 but timing may shift depending on the results of the Snapps Testnet |