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Loki provides transparency with it’s development through having an open source development system and weekly developer updates about their progress.
Hey Y’all, Last week was a busy one due to the Nimble Nerthus hardfork, which was successful in both moving Lokinet routers onto mainnet and enabling Blink on mainnet. We are still monitoring the stability of both of these features and will release updates as needed. We also made progress with the Session rebranding on …
Hey Y’all, Last week was our final week of holidays, and a majority of the team is back into the office as of this week. However, some members of the dev team did work over the break. Last week, these team members primarily focused on work related to the Loki Messenger rebrand to Session; we …
Hey Y’all, As with the last Dev Update, the majority of the Loki team is still enjoying their holidays over the Christmas and New Year break. Last week, most of our work went into the release of the new Nimble Nerthus Loki suites, which included new binaries for Lokinet, Loki Storage Server, and lokid. We’ll …
Hey Y’all, Last week and this coming week will be slower than normal since the majority of the team is taking Christmas holidays. The team that is still working is primarily fixing lokid bugs in anticipation of the upcoming the mandatory upgrade period — starting on the 26th and Loki messenger’s rebrand to make sure …
Hey Y’all, Last week was quite busy, with the release of the testnet 6.0.0 Loki Core software, and Lokinet releases being tagged. We continue to focus our efforts on making the backend changes necessary for Session to be ready in mid-January. This includes changes to Lokinet, Lokid and the Loki Storage Server, all of which …
Hey Y’all, Last week we started testing Blink on testnet. Apart from a few small bugs, Blink transactions are now sending successfully on testnet. On the Loki Messenger side, nearly all Loki messenger team members have started work on the upcoming Loki Messenger rebranding. This rebranding includes a full cross-platform visual redesign of the application …
Hey Y’all, This week we did a lot more work on Loki Messenger focusing on multi-device and profile images, getting everything ready for a quality-of-life upgrade for this week. We also forked the Loki core testnet with the latest Lokinet release candidate and Blink, gearing up for a planned release at the end of the …
Hey Y’all, Last week the Loki Messenger team released the first revision of multi-device for public usage. For the rest of the week, we worked on upcoming features for improving the multi-device user experience. This includes adding QR code scanning for multi-device pairing, and also the ability to unpair devices. Both of these features will …
Hey Y’all, Last week we finished the last of our edge case testing for multi device and we’re readying ourselves for a release tomorrow. This will contain the first version of multi device, which allows for contact syncing and syncing of sent and received messages. While multi device for Loki Messenger has been our primary …
Hey Y’all, We have continued slogging away on Loki messenger over the last week. We’ve identified and fixed a number of edge case issues with multi device support, so hopefully multi device will be released for end user testing soon. Work on LNS and Blink is also progressing, we have finished up the final details …