Tomo — Product Development Status (March 27th, 2018)

Dear TOMO Community,

After successfully finishing the ICO in beginning of March, Tomo Development Team continuously focuses on building the products.

Tomochain development is the most important work at the moment. As you know, Tomochain is being developed from the Go-Ethereum (Geth) code-bases. Currently, the Geth source code supported a PoA Consensus, named Clique, and used for Rinkeby Network (see link https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/225).

Based on Clique, we adjust PoA Consensus to fit Tomo’s business model and roadmap. At this time, the source code of the changes is not open on Github yet. But we will update it soon. You can follow Tomochain’s source code development status at https://github.com/tomochain/go-tomo

Beside Tomochain, we also develop other web applications as Block Explorer and Tomo Wallet. These products will help users to easily interact with Tomochain. Currently, these products are in design stage. We are considering developing these products in open source direction.

You are able to see Tomo’s Github at https://github.com/tomochain. We opened some source codes, and you can refer to the introduction below:

Demo Wallet https://github.com/tomochain/crosschain-transfer-demo

This source code provides a web application that permits users to transfer ERC20 Token from Tomochain Testnet to Rinkeby (Ethereum Testnet) and vice versa in the smart-contract layer. In addition, users can transfer tokens with zero transaction fee. The application provider will pay the fee instead of users.

Performance Test Bot https://github.com/tomochain/performance-test-bot

This source code is used to test Tomochain’s performance by sending huge number of transactions to blockchain. The source code also supports peer-to-peer network to simulate DDOS attack.

Tomochain Testnet https://github.com/tomochain/tomochain-testnet

The source code not only guides you to build a node to join Tomochain Testnet. It also contains Bash Script, Dockerfile to support you run a node with only one command.

Beside Github open sources, Tomo uses Gitlab to develop close-source products such as TomoApp. Both close-sources and open sources, Tomo development team always work hard with high responsibility to build up blockchain ecosystem.

Best Regards,

Tomo Team.

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