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@loleg loleg released this 02 Mar 15:13
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Proxeus open source release (2021)

This is the first official release made by members of Proxeus Association, which now maintains the project. Thanks in particular to @Javany who made their first contribution in #229

This release focuses on making the project more maintainable. There are no new features or changes to the user interface, only improvements to deploying, configuring and running Proxeus. In particular, we have upgraded to more current versions of Go, NPM and Java, updating a lot of dependencies in the process and revising code that would otherwise no longer run.

All of the frontend UI code has been updated to ES6 standards, which means it can be maintained with modern developer tools. We have ensured the platform can run on any cloud, is properly tested and monitored with @circleci + @dependabot - and we are tightening the security around the off-chain data by encrypting sensitive values in the database.

Background

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Just to give a bit of perspective of how much work is involved: currently the proxeus-core project and nodes are 108'176 lines of code in total. Not counting comments or whitespace or documentation, that is (according to cloc) a lot of code that we have to read, understand, compile, test and revise.

Our goal is to focus the featureset on core USPs, and encourage open source contributions. The new community discussions are there to stimulate prioritization and prioritization from user groups. We welcome contributions from developers and are accepting offers on open issues marked as bounty. Please see the Contribution Guide and active projects for details. / :construction:

If you have any feedback or suggestions, please reach out here, or through our website at https://proxeus.org

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