About to head home from Honduras for @ethlatam with my friends from @lazonatres. We tried to really pound the pavement early, teaching, mentoring, or discussing ICP with nearly all of the 12 teams that presented. My ICP pitch is quite simple for Ethereum devs nowadays: decentralized servers that can create decentralized Ethereum signatures. Then I talk about JavaScript and Express and 13-40x replication and consensus on requests. ~4 teams at least mentioned ICP in their final presentations, 1 actually built and deployed a significant part of their application to a local replica. How did that team describe ICP and Azle? "Bonito" We also had the chance to interact with various projects and communities from Latin America, ETH Guatemala, ETH Honduras, @agentebtc, representatives from local universities, etc. You don't know how amazing @lazonatres is, really you don't. I usually just show up after they've done all of the grunt work so that I can focus on teaching and mentoring. They're awesome! I also was able to give a presentation on ICP to ~80 people, many from local high schools, all participating in some way or another at @ethlatam. We ended the week just a few hours ago with a final ICP presentation at a more local-style meetup. So, stuff like that happened. @lazonatres and I have some even greater plans hopefully coming up later this year. I'm trying to highlight the good things that happened, but we can't help but feel like there are more effective things we can be doing. Tons of conversations are great, having many teaching moments and conversations about ICP are great...but we really want experienced devs and business leaders deploying excellent and sustainable apps on ICP (at least this is one of our major goals). For that, we might need to add some kind of change of tactics. Stay tuned y gracias por leer.