MaidSafeCoin

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We started integrating the SAFE CLI PoC we shared last week (which was made using a tiny SCL-mock) with the actual SAFE Client Libs APIs for all the operations related to Wallet commands. We got started on a new SAFE CLI milestone that involves taking the first steps towards supporting the same functionality that the Web Hosting Manager application has for uploading websites in the CLI. We merged a large PR which made a massive d...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: The Safecoin RFC has generated a lot of activity and the discussion is still very much ongoing. We would like to thank @neo, @happybeing, @riddim and @mav to mention only a few, and everyone else for their excellent contributions. The SAFE Client Libs team is moving full steam ahead with the development of Proof of Concept implementation of 3 recently published RFCs: new data types (AppendOnlyData and unsequenced MutableData), un...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: RFC 57: Safecoin revised was released earlier this week. RFC 58: Reliable Message Delivery was released today. This RFC complements RFC 56 and should complete the big picture for communication of messages across the Network. The new data types that were introduced in the RFCs last week (RFC 54 and RFC 55) are being prototyped as a Proof of Concept in mock. The front-end team published a SAFE CLI High Level Design Document. @nbaks...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released the updated SAFE Network Roadmap / Project plan. @jonhaggblad wrote a new post on our Road to Fleming series describing Disjoint Section. We released the first version of QUIC P2P (v0.1.1) There was also a very successful SAFE Network: Glasgow Meetup earlier this week - thanks to @DavidMc0 for helping organize it. @pierrechevalier83 is heading out to the Ukraine to talk all things PARSEC at the IT NonStop Blockchain a...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released a new video intro to Sybil Resistance on the SAFE Network by @jonhaggblad as well as a new post on the same topic (on Medium and the Forum). We released an update on QUIC, Quinn and Crust (on Medium and the Forum) plus @ustulation has recorded a video discussing Quinn and the adoption of QUIC P2P. We released SAFE Browser v0.13.0, which brings in several bug fixes and enhancements such as having a nicer popup for the...

SAFE Network Dev Update - April 18, 2019 Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: MAID coin is listed on the Bitker exchange. This week’s SAFE Buzz video is with @lionel.faber all the way from our Chennai office. The safe_auth CLI receives some new features. SAFE Client Libs continue to make API improvements such as managing and revoking a user’s apps and adding a new run method, as well as a move to a stable Rust. The final issues for PARSEC are nearly completed and th...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: A new and improved version of the SAFE Network Primer is now available. We have another SAFE Buzz live on YouTube, this time with @nbaksalyar. @cgray shared a beginners guide to Self-encryption on Medium. @AshwinKumar has recorded a new video where he works through the .NET development tutorial and we’ve added it to YouTube. Work on PARSEC is very nearly complete as far as preparations for Fleming go. This means the full Routing ...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We have submitted our PARSEC v2.0 (properly asynchronous with a common coin) paper for review to the Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing. We published an interview with @oetyng on Medium (check out Part 1 and Part 2). New versions of @maidsafe/safe-node-app (v0.11.0) and of the SAFE Browser (v0.12.0) were released. We created a new thread about the SAFE Authenticator CLI to be able to get the community engaged in its pr...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released a video with @scoyle as part of our series of interviews with team members. A patch release of the SAFE Authenticator mobile application earlier this week. It includes a fix for the bug regarding support on lower platform versions. Several new pages describing our foreign function interface were added to the Client Libs documentation. We recommend starting with the FFI overview and expanding from there. Community memb...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released a video with @JimCollinson as part of a new series of interviews with team members. We are starting the discussion on the RFC for RDF support in SAFE Client Libs, which is now raised as a proposal. @marcin made a post on the Dev Forum called Client Libs: Help Wanted! which describes the efforts of the SAFE Client Libs team to make it easier to contribute to the project. There is a SAFE Network meetup in Brighton tonig...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Instead of a SAFE DevCon, we’ll be organising a SAFE Hackathon in London (probably in mid-September). @dugcampbell and @bart will be speaking at the SAFE Network: Brighton meetup next Thursday, March 14. SAFE Authenticator Mobile v0.1.1 was released yesterday. The Routing team released a first post on Sybil resilience. Marketing Over the past few months, a number of you have been asking about the plans for SAFE DevCon. After a g...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Continuing the series of posts started three weeks ago, the Routing team released this post to highlight the main questions their current brainstorming sessions are centered around. @douglas.santos has joined the team this week to work alongside @povilasb in the Crust team. Marketing As mentioned last week, the Marketing team has been focused almost exclusively on continuing its deep dive into Fleming Tech. Meanwhile, @dirvine w...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We published an interview with Devolution creator @Glen_Simister. As we mentioned last week, we now have a good idea of how to replace our concrete coin with a common coin to make PARSEC fully asynchronous. However, we realised that the impact on the Routing crate would add another substantial amount of work. So while we have worked out what should be done and have a clear picture of how to get there, we’ve decided to maintain ou...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We’ve published the video of the recent live Q&A on the SAFE Browser on YouTube. @fergish released Part 2 of @dirvine and @viv’s podcast on the Fundamentals. We released a new post on the importance of open source software to the SAFE Network. Drawing inspiration from the POA Network project and their implementation of the Honey Badger BFT algorithm, we have figured out a way of making Parsec truly asynchronous and have started t...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released an updated C# API and new tutorials for .NET mobile and desktop development on the SAFE Network. See this post for more details. The Routing team released a first forum post to start shedding some light on the work that they are doing to prepare for the Fleming milestone. A few MaidSafe team members will be at FOSDEM this weekend. See this forum post for more info. Marketing It was fantastic to see Devolution, a new ...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Tomorrow at 15:30 UTC, we are hosting a Zoom session about the SAFE Browser with @bochaco and @joshuef. See this post for more details on how to join. You can read up on a few thoughts by some of the new starts in the Chennai, India MaidSafe office in this post. We released SAFE Browser v0.11.1 earlier this afternoon. In SAFE Client Libs, we made some good progress with the RDF storage: the experimental proof of concept we have b...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Yesterday, we announced on Medium that we’re releasing support for developers to build native Android SAFE apps. More details on this release are available in this forum post. Today, we shared our thoughts on what 2018 meant for the SAFE Network on Medium. Most of our crates have been updated to use the Rust 2018 edition. Marketing The Marketing Team are back and can’t wait to get stuck into 2019! Since the last Dev Update, we’v...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Yesterday, we announced on Medium that we’re releasing support for developers to build native Android SAFE apps. More details on this release are available in this forum post. Today, we shared our thoughts on what 2018 meant for the SAFE Network on Medium. Most of our crates have been updated to use the Rust 2018 edition. Marketing The Marketing Team are back and can’t wait to get stuck into 2019! Since the last Dev Update, we’v...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We released a new Medium post about SAFE and Solid. SAFE Browser v0.11.0 was released yesterday. @fergish released a new podcast about the SAFE Browser. An enhanced version of the safe_app_nodejs API documentation was published. Reminder that this will be our last dev update of 2018, our first update of the New Year will be on Thursday the 10th of January. Marketing In amongst a couple of last minute holidays before the end of 2...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: Ceilidh Gray (@Cgray) has joined us in the Ayr Office as the Marketing Strategist and will be working alongside the Marketing Team. We released a new video and blog post explaining how Dynamic Membership works with PARSEC. @fergish released a great new podcast: Episode 48: A Reintroduction and Update on the SAFE Network with @dugcampbell. There is now a SAFE Network page on Wikipedia. Thursday the 20th of December will be the las...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We have 7 new team members joining us this week (of which 3 are interns). We are happy to announce that snapshot releases of the Android library are available as safe-app-android and safe-app-android-dev on the oss-snapshot-local maven repository. The supporting API documentation is also available for reference. The API documentation for safe_app_csharp is now available for reference. We made available a new patch release of the s...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: @fergish interviewed @joshuef and @bochaco on the RDF/Solid connection with SAFE. A new version of the safe_app_nodejs package (v0.10.0) has been published this week on npm, which incorporates some enhancements mainly around the experimental APIs. Please refer to the changelog to see the complete list of changes. The SAFE Client Libs team has been progressing well with the research on adding RDF/SPARQL support to SAFE Client Libs...

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: MaidSafeCoin is now on Blockfolio’s Signal service, which provides us the ability to send push notifications to share important news about the SAFE Network. We are experimenting with providing a short video summary of the weekly Dev Update. Here’s a trial video made using last week’s Dev Update. Please let us know if you have any feedback on this format. We released a new Medium post (‘The Successful Conclusion of the Crust Tests’...