Cartesi’s Cartesi Compute SDK v1.1 is Now Released!
As of 2022 Descartes has now been renamed as Cartesi Compute.
We are pleased to announce the release of Cartesi Compute v1.1.0, the final technical milestone pending for Q1. This release represents a consolidation of important new features and technology updates for the Cartesi Compute SDK.
Full changelog details can be found via our Github here, or summarized below:
- Multi-party support: previously restricted to two parties, now there is no hard restriction on the number of validators specified for a Cartesi Compute computation
- Integrated IPFS support for the Logger service: if validators cooperate in maintaining data availability, larger volumes of data can now be kept off-chain on IPFS. The Logger service will only post it on-chain if there is a disagreement between validators on the availability or integrity of the IPFS data
- Support for Avalanche’s FUJI C-Chain Testnet, which now joins Polygon’s Matic and Binance Smart Chain as supported test networks alongside Ethereum testnets Goerli, Rinkeby and Kovan
- All on-chain code upgraded to Solidity 0.7
- Packaging and deployment tooling migrated from Truffle to Hardhat
As always, if you’re interested in getting involved with Cartesi, building on Cartesi Compute 1.1, or anything else, make sure to join our Discord channel for questions or support.
Cartesi’s Ecosystem Links:
Website: https://cartesi.io
Explorer: https://explorer.cartesi.io
Discord (Development Community): https://discordapp.com/invite/Pt2NrnS
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cartesiproject
Telegram: https://t.me/cartesiproject
Telegram Announcements: https://t.me/cartesiannouncements
GitHub: https://github.com/cartesi
