End of July 2018 Bluzelle DB Development Update

Python Support in Bluzelle’s Lovelace Release

Python development is straightforward and requires the user to include the Bluzelle Python library file. The idea here is to download and refer to the Python library and then make the correct requests to connect to the swarm, and await the response…

Javascript Support in Bluzelle’s Lovelace Release

Javascript development can take two general forms — node.js applications running server side and web applications running in a browser, both of which can directly talk to the Bluzelle swarm via Bluzelle’s JS libraries. The idea here is to…

Ethereum Smart Contract Support in Bluzelle’s Lovelace Release

With Ethereum Solidity smart contracts, the key idea is to write a smart contract that employs the Bluzelle libraries to make CRUD requests. These requests get routed through Oracalize through to the swarm and then…

Running Your Testnet of a Swarm Using Bluzelle’s Lovelace Release

In many cases, the most optimal way for you to develop and work with the Bluzelle swarm is to run your own swarm, isolated, and within the confines of your own machines or network(s). Running your own testnet is quite…

Bluzelle Activity Summary (Aug 21st)

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Bluzelle Activity Summary (Aug 28th)

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Using HTTP API to Check Your Work with Bluzelle’s Lovelace Release

As quick helper functions, you can also refer to an early version of the HTTP API that enables direct access to the swarm to make CRUD requests. Note that this API is still being refined and is under development…