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We’re proud to announce that Wharf 1.0 is now ready for use. We encourage developers to explore the Session Kit, Contract Kit, and Account Kit on our official website and Github. Listed below is everything included in this release, along with helpful links and details in case you’re new to Wharf.
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In which we approach a large release that will be coming next week, discuss the early release version of the Atomic Assets client (opinions welcome, if you use Atomic Assets!), and dive into the account creation plugin in greater detail.
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In which we reveal two new libraries: protocol-esr and protocol-scatter, which both provide the functionality of the Anchor plugin for any wallets that use the protocols. This not only assists with maintaining the Wombat, Scatter, and Tokenpocket plugins, but also gives other wallet creators the option to create their own Wharf plugins…
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In which we talk about the Antelope library and Account Kit docs that will soon be released, and discuss how the team’s focus is now shifting to guides and tutorials as the bulk of the documentation is done. We also announce that we’ll be integrating account creation and private key generation into the Command Line tool…
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In which we get closer to simultaneous 1.0 releases for the Account Kit, Contract Kit, and Antelope library. We also reveal an Anchor plugin update that brings it into parity with AnchorLink, work on resolving an issue with generics that was messing up JavaScript, and discuss the considerable amount of documentation the team is working on for the new releases.
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In which we discuss our plans for documentation, including an interactive guide for setting up a web app and several more articles. We also check in on the Atomic Assets package progress…
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In which we discuss multiple upcoming 1.0 releases, and reveal wallet plugin improvements including a QR-code fallback for users who sign transactions manually, and new updates for the Scatter, Tokenpocket, and Wombat plugins…
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In which we give a hands-on demonstration of the Contract Kit’s command line tool, and show how it can generate code that helps your codebase understand how to map your application to the ABI and create auto-complete experiences while coding.