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Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 241. (Read 3074131 times)

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★YoBit.Net★ 1400+ Coins Exchange
Let them release sdk and dapps and you will see where lisk will go.
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Chart looks good for the next pump.  Wink
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Enjoying the ups & downs of Cryptocurrency!
Cryptocurrency has been good for me.   Grin
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Buy Low, Sell at Alpha Centauri
Continue to Enlarge your LISK vision =
Expand your mind =
Raise community consciousness =
Increase LISK Energy.

Join the 'Lisk $1000 Club' -
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1208533875898880/
 Cool
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Fortune favours the bold!
Today we have released Lisk Core 0.9.0 to the Lisk main network. From a high level, this release brings many performance improvements, including the initial implementation of API caching, revisions to the code base and testing methodology changes.

Memory Optimizations and Logging Improvements
In this release, management of logs has been enhanced, with console logging disabled by default. Following those enhancements, the memory footprint has been improved by reducing the amount of duplicate libraries loaded per module. Finally, timestamp related activities are now more flexible, directly improving nearly all aspects of Blockchain interaction and performance.

Caching and future proofing
A commonly requested feature for Lisk core was to implement Redis to provide API caching functionality. API caching is the process of storing responses that are frequently requested so they do not have to be regenerated. This should result in commonly run queries returning much quicker. The usage of this cache will be extended in the future as to enable multiple nodes to share the same state and provide load balancing to multiple NodeJS processes.

Jenkins, Continuous Integration
Testing is valuable to ensure the code always performs the same actions the same way. In the past, Travis-CI was used to perform our Continuous Integration testing. However, the rate of development has greatly exceeded the capacity and performance Travis-CI offers, and therefore the CI testing was moved to a more robust Jenkins-CI deployment. With Jenkins-CI, the full test suite for Lisk Core runs in just over 20 minutes, allowing Lisk Core to be tested faster than ever.

Refactoring Efforts
Expanding on the efforts of previous releases, Lisk Core 0.9.0 offers some significant refactoring work. The primary focus of this refactoring work was on Blocks Processing, which went from a single monolithic module, to being broken into five submodules (api, chain, process, utils, verify). These submodules improve both code quality and readability as each submodule is responsible for appropriate actions.

Summary
Lisk 0.9.0 provides the bridge for 1.0.0 by improving code quality and readability, management of logs, implementing Redis and providing a solid foundation for continuous integration. The Lisk Foundation and the Lightcurve team are proud to bring this release out for the public to use. Special thanks to Ruben Callewaert (5an1ty) for his contributions with Lisk Docker. A complete list of changes can be seen in the release log on GitHub. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us.

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Great progress. I like to see meticulous development like this. Improve the foundation of Lisk. I have a feeling that this Fall will be Lisk's coming out party.. Smiley
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Lisk Core 0.9.0 will be available today, in 4-5 hours from now.
In the mean time, don't forget to participate in first Lisk raffle by voting Isabella, atreides, wannabe_rotebaron

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such a drama free begging for votes. you have my vote. and i hope that i win a few coins.
I hope you would win too.
We're are not begging for votes because we want too. We are asking for votes because we want to continue our efforts in supporting lisk. All three of us have been around since beginning, isabella ended by being part of lisk team, wannabe discovered some security holes and I'm Lisk Ambassador for Romania.
It's sad, that valuable people end to beg for votes, but it is what it is.We need to adapt. I would have been happier to have the community supporting my efforts (since all of them are public) .

Thank you for your vote.
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Communications Lead
Today we have released Lisk Core 0.9.0 to the Lisk main network. From a high level, this release brings many performance improvements, including the initial implementation of API caching, revisions to the code base and testing methodology changes.

Memory Optimizations and Logging Improvements
In this release, management of logs has been enhanced, with console logging disabled by default. Following those enhancements, the memory footprint has been improved by reducing the amount of duplicate libraries loaded per module. Finally, timestamp related activities are now more flexible, directly improving nearly all aspects of Blockchain interaction and performance.

Caching and future proofing
A commonly requested feature for Lisk core was to implement Redis to provide API caching functionality. API caching is the process of storing responses that are frequently requested so they do not have to be regenerated. This should result in commonly run queries returning much quicker. The usage of this cache will be extended in the future as to enable multiple nodes to share the same state and provide load balancing to multiple NodeJS processes.

Jenkins, Continuous Integration
Testing is valuable to ensure the code always performs the same actions the same way. In the past, Travis-CI was used to perform our Continuous Integration testing. However, the rate of development has greatly exceeded the capacity and performance Travis-CI offers, and therefore the CI testing was moved to a more robust Jenkins-CI deployment. With Jenkins-CI, the full test suite for Lisk Core runs in just over 20 minutes, allowing Lisk Core to be tested faster than ever.

Refactoring Efforts
Expanding on the efforts of previous releases, Lisk Core 0.9.0 offers some significant refactoring work. The primary focus of this refactoring work was on Blocks Processing, which went from a single monolithic module, to being broken into five submodules (api, chain, process, utils, verify). These submodules improve both code quality and readability as each submodule is responsible for appropriate actions.

Summary
Lisk 0.9.0 provides the bridge for 1.0.0 by improving code quality and readability, management of logs, implementing Redis and providing a solid foundation for continuous integration. The Lisk Foundation and the Lightcurve team are proud to bring this release out for the public to use. Special thanks to Ruben Callewaert (5an1ty) for his contributions with Lisk Docker. A complete list of changes can be seen in the release log on GitHub. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us.

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To all LISK Delegates -
Please Grovel for Votes somewhere else like Lisk.chat

New people coming here have to really be turned off by your whoring and hounding for votes.

Disgusting.

I don't like to see those votes begging posts, they are not even sharing and just spamming the thread.
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Poloniex withdraw working fine or there is still problem?
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Buy Low, Sell at Alpha Centauri
To all LISK Delegates -
Please Grovel for Votes somewhere else like Lisk.chat

New people coming here have to really be turned off by your whoring and hounding for votes.

Disgusting.
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Hello fellow Liskers, the 20% pool-payouts of "odsejen" are taking a summer break (due to different reasons, one is some changes are needed),
i will make far more donations (a.e. additional 1000 LSK for the Global delegates Pool payouts for this month and more).
I also paid out all remaining balances >0.1 LSK (less is not possible due to transaction fees of 0.1 LSK).

thank you for your support and understanding.

best regards
odsejen
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We love blockchain !
News :

- Lisk Core v.0.9.0 released today for TestNet
- Number of standby delegates today : 1118
- Height: 3187676
- Supply: 108,680,785
- Nethash: Mainnet
- LSK/BTC: 0.00119965
- LSK/USD: 3.2213
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I'm looking for some LISK news here, but since a few weeks I only get "vote here, vote there, vote vote vote"?
Why you don't guys open a separate thread for this, maybe at Pools (Altcoins) ?!



The "News" is, there is no news. Have you not been keeping up with the LISK Time-Frame for releases?
The "News" is, Myriad Force is on the LISK bandwagon -

Continue to enlarge the vision = expand your mind = raise community consciousness = increase LISK Energy. Join the 'Lisk $1000 Club'. And no, I'm not running for a delegate position. lol https://www.facebook.com/groups/1208533875898880/
 Grin
jr. member
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Why you don't guys open a separate thread for this, maybe at Pools (Altcoins) ?!

Absolutely agree! The topic has slipped into a hopeless spam from pools and delegates. I do not want to unsubscribe from this topic, but I do not want to read it either.
hero member
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Is it possible to remove votes and add votes in one step spending 1 LSK ?
Devote 3 and add 5 for example ?

No, unless you vote again with your new selection
with the new lisk nano V1.0.0 its possible
sr. member
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I'm looking for some LISK news here, but since a few weeks I only get "vote here, vote there, vote vote vote"?
Why you guys don't open a separate thread for this, maybe at Pools (Altcoins) ?!

full member
Activity: 245
Merit: 124
We love blockchain !
Is it possible to remove votes and add votes in one step spending 1 LSK ?
Devote 3 and add 5 for example ?

No, unless you vote again with your new selection
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