#devportal

Using one command, you can deploy Tin Toy and play around with a tiny toy version of the Hive blockchain: docker run -d -p 8091:8091 inertia/tintoy:latest This is handy for developers who want to test

As a devportal maintainer, I would like to ensure there is only one place to edit a programming language specific tutorial, so that I don't edit the wrong thing. In the original devportal project structure,

Pull request: Todays work overview: Update small error labeled from Steemit.com to Hive.blog, also updating the JSON response value to the expected HIVE/HBD response that is currently received in the JSON

Pull request: Light refactoring updates from old glossary terms in the YAML. Miscellaneous HBD/Hive references have been refactored. Also please give a special thanks to @interia, and some fantastic Devportal

Along with my changes to API Definitions, we have several contributions made by the community, all now deployed to production: Sections updated by the community: @roelandp - Hosting/CI/CD Provisioning

I have other gigs to focus on if this is not a priority for the moment.

Devportal updates Earlier today, have made pull request to change and improve Hivesigner related dev documentation and Javascript tutorial which has been merged into master and already alive at Hive devportal.

My proposal currently has 14 % approval and therefore currently unfunded, just like last week ...

New Pull Request- Devportal Refactoring Hive.dao information Pull request located at code updates: Overview: Updated various old Steemit references to Hive.dao Updated various old links to new Hive.dao,

4/5/2020 Pull Request - Updates for DevPortal Refactoring Refactoring SteemConnect usage and verbiage Refactoring SteemConnect for correct new HiverSigner source code links Refactoring Menu verbiage for

I have all the tools I need. I have access to the repos that were set up by the Hive team.

API Documentation; Proposal timeframe: Q2 2020 (April 1 - June 30)

Once Hive came to life, a lot of VESTS shifted and my proposal just so happened to activate. I don't think this was intentional. Everybody has a lot on their minds, and I don't think proposal approval

What I use this for most is documentation and researching new blockchain features. Although, most of the time, I rely on the official testnet (testnet.steemitdev.com), sometimes I want to try a new branch

Summary OpenSeed is a platform, powered by Steem, that makes building Web 3.0 applications easier and cheaper OpenSeed provides turnkey features to Steem apps that benefit from cross-platform interoperability

I will continue to provide documentation intended for application and tool developers who work on the Steem blockchain.

For now, everything that was pending for pull requests has been sent over to Steemit, Inc. I'll treat this like a hobby once again.

No new pull requests this week. I've been working on the current items: In Progress I'm also researching the new RC Pool operations for the next hardfork. The thing that's taking the most time is converting

This week, I had three new pull request for Steemit, Inc. to merge: PR#439 - Improved Search PR#438 - API Definitions TOC PR#440 - Setting up an exchange node Improved Search (preview) Prior to this change,

This week, in addition to intermittent power outages, I had four new pull request for Steemit, Inc. to merge: PR#434 - Search fix PR#435 - Combine Broadcast Ops Section PR#436 - Get Transaction Node PR#437