Vault Phase 1 (real vault) The final piece of the Vault Phase 1 milestone is now complete and for those who knew the DevUpdate was late, and could see the activity in GitHub know it’s been a team effort

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We’re beginning the design process for the Perpetual Web milestone with the simplest set of user stories—centred around the read-only mode

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: The Front End team published a SAFE Network UX Roadmap and delve into how we’re going to get there. We released SAFE Browser v0.14.0, which

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

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We now have a POC version for a safecoin wallet command-line interface against a mocked vault. See the CLI User Guide we published for more

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: RFC 59 has been published today. It describes a proposal to integrate Boneh-Lynn-Shacham cryptographic scheme into Routing. safe_client_libs

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,

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

Summary Here are some of the main things to highlight this week: We made various changes to the safenetwork.tech website and added a new Roadmap page. RFCs for new network data types have been published

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

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

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MaidSafeCoin - a game changer in the internet The internet is changing. There are many centralized platforms that store the information of their users, who do not know how private their information is

PARSEC: A Paradigm Shift for Asynchronous and Permissionless Consensus Today we’re delighted to announce the release of a new consensus mechanism that we believe will radically change the world of distributed

MaidSafe Dev Update - May 24, 2018 - Introducing PARSEC As we mentioned in our previous update, and hinted at on social media in recent days, we have an announcement to make this week. Byzantine Fault

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