by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
Here are a couple of compelling quotes posted over the last two weeks in our various Discord channels: Open Source Software – Two Sides of the CoinWhy must work be shown on GitHub??? Y’all might believe that everything should be open source, but if you REALLY...
by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
Here’s an article submitted by Jitendra Rathod, newsletter contributing editor. Cryptocurrency transactions on the blockchain are similar to an intricately woven web. Since millions of transactions occur regularly around the world, the blockchain becomes a jumbled-up...
by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
This is where most of the development time was spent last week. Having made the decision to require only LAB as payment to mint coins, we have reworked the entire payment process and design. The next iteration of Tokenlab should be ready before the next newsletter. We...
by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
The best laid plans. A whole slew of enhancements and new features comprise Gander v3. However, there was some urgency expressed to get it back online, so we did. The portion yet to come includes: An API that (enables us to submit transaction to the node via the...
by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
Well, although I lobbied hard for a different name (Marciamoto) for this amazing new algorithm, Chris’s name selection won out since he dreamed it up. This completely new, never-before-used mining algorithm will be completely unique to Expanse. Planning for packaging...
by dev | May 2, 2019 | Newsletter Vol 4 No 8
Honestly, for the first time in the life of Luna Wallet, I am using it and love it. When it was first introduced, the Windows version didn’t work for me, and I needed the Windows version due to lack of knowing how to use anything else. I’m pretty sure there hasn’t...
