Release of HAF API server stack (version 1.28.3) As many of you already know, we recently released 1.28.3 of hived with the hardfork scheduled for November 19th. Tomorrow, as a followup, we’re releasing

HiveSense is a HAF app that creates semantic embeddings for Hive posts. These embeddings will be used by the new HiveSense API calls to find posts that are similar to each other and to find posts that

@themarkymark recently pointed out to me that the roadmap on hive.io was running out of road, so in this post I decided to make a list of some of the upcoming milestones for the work the BlockTrades team

Today we officially tagged the latest version of the Hive API node stack (v1.27.11). We’ve been running various beta versions of the new stack for quite a while on api.hive.blog, and its been easy to see

Originally I planned to release in December, but just before the holidays kicked into full gear, I found an issue with the HAF upgrade process during my testing. The HAF upgrade process enables a node

Here’s a quick update on what the BlockTrades team has been working on since my last report. My plan is to stick with the previously announced time of mid-December for upgrading all the Hive API nodes,

I'll make a full report on our recent work soon, probably next week, but in the meantime I wanted to share the performance improvement we're seeing after switching hivemind from the python based server

As promised last week in my previous post, here’s an update on the “frontend” work we’ve been working of for the past few months. Block Explorer User Interface The block explorer project was created because

I've been super busy for a while, so I fell behind a bit on reporting progress (it's been about 4 months since my last report...). Originally I was planning an earlier release of everything, but in the

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. Hived: core blockchain node software We’re planning to release 1.27.7 sometime

5th update of 2024: Lite “hived” nodes, 2nd layer plans, and lots more Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. Hived: core

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. Hived: core blockchain node software Split block logs (enables “lite” hived nodes

I’ll report on our general development work in a bit (probably next week or so), but we made some nice improvements to the imagehoster infrastructure in the past few days that I figured was worth sharing

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. A new release of the Hive API stack (version 1.27.5) The most important announcement

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. For the past two months, we’ve been testing and improving the various apps that

Changes to HAF APIs in 2024

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. Originally, I thought we would be able to release updates for a bunch of different

I've been super busy for the past couple of months as we're trying to get out a major upgrade to the Hive/HAF software suite, so I've fallen behind on my progress posts. I'll try to get one out next week,

Below are a few highlights of the Hive-related programming issues worked on by the BlockTrades team since my last report. I hope we’ll have a new release of hived, HAF, and various HAF apps and tools in

When Hive was first launched, an early topic of discussion among all of Hive’s devs was “How should we create a next generation API for Hive?”. To answer that question, we started looking at the current