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A performant and easy-to-use event data model (EDM) is a key component of anyHEP software stack. The podio EDM toolkit provides a user friendly way ofgenerating such a performant implementation in C++ from a high leveldescription in yaml format. Finalizing a few important developments, we are inthe final stretches for release v1.0 of podio, a stable release with backwardcompatibility for datafiles written with podio from then on. We present anoverview of the podio basics, and go into slighty more technical detail on themost important topics and developments. These include: schema evolution forgenerated EDMs, multithreading with podio generated EDMs, the implementation ofthem as well as the basics of I/O. Using EDM4hep, the common and shared EDM ofthe Key4hep project, we highlight a few of the smaller features in action aswell as some lessons learned during the development of EDM4hep and podio.Finally, we show how podio has been integrated into the Gaudi based eventprocessing framework that is used by Key4hep, before we conclude with a briefoutlook on potential developments after v1.0.

Towards podio v1.0 -- A first stable release of the EDM toolkit