Devery Update — API Testnet, UIKit, DeveryJS & Decentralised Database
We’re proud to announce our latest updates to the project. Currently the focus has been on deploying a number of updates to our pre-existing projects and plans.
API Testnet
Over the next few months, we’ll be refining our api project. This has been a long running project, with a number of pitfalls and benefits we’ve worked on in relation to transaction scaling, developer experience design and more to reach the stage to allow for testing to commence. We expect the over the next few months to deploy this to allow testing and use on the testnet.
UIkit
We’ve been expanding our recently released UI kit to allow for a greater variety of customisation for those whom require icons to do with blockchain verification on DeveryJS. We’re in the process of be creating two additional versions of the current core marking items alongside additional icons to the existing sets to allow for customisation for different applications.
DeveryJS
As mentioned in our previous updates, we’ve gradually expanded the testing in the framework and have provided some general updates to DeveryJS which can be seen in the repository.
Decentralised Database
As mentioned in our previous updates, we’ve been refining our Marking suite internally and have been in the process of removing reliance on any external database or third party backend, allowing Ethereum to be the backend to the marking. This removes the need to rely on any third party hosting networks, using decentralised services like IPFS & Ethereum as a direct backend as opposed to third party centralised services. We’re internally testing this as of this point.
What’s next?
Over the last few months we’ve had a number of major revisions internally as to the project. Our focus will continue to be releasing the current suite of products in line with our plans as they are ready.
As always, thanks for following the project!
