Hello Enjineers!
As part of our ongoing efforts to improve and streamline communication with our community and game developers, we’ve created a bi-weekly development update that includes Enjin's development progress in several key areas.
In this bi-weekly update, we will discuss:
These updates will be provided to you in the form of comprehensive and succinct blog posts every 2 weeks. Links to all these updates will also be available on our blog.
All of the screenshots shown in this article are subject to change as development progresses.
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Version: v2.1.1
The Efinity development team is currently hard at work on new infrastructure features and updates for this version of our favorite parachain.
Said updates are outlined below:
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The NFT.io development team is working tirelessly in adding many features to the first release of NFT.io. The following are the current development features:
Asset Offers
Users can use this feature to make offers on assets that don’t have an active listing yet.
Collection Pages
The collection page features all collections created by the specific user directly on the NFT.io website, eliminating the need to visit a different blockchain explorer.
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The Enjin Wallet 2.0 Beta (a.k.a wallet v2) will soon feature the 2.0.10-beta update, which is set to be released this week. (Note: As of September 21, 2022, 2.0.10-beta has been released. Please see this link for more information). This update will include token and collectibles support for both the JumpNet and Goerli blockchains, as well as token support for the Polygon blockchain.
A link to our beta can be found here.
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Following the 2.0.10 beta update, a new development sprint will follow. Our development team is focusing on project linking, ENJ <-> JENJ token conversion, and other features.
Be sure to keep a close eye on the beta to know what’s coming! 👀
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This section is broken down into 2 categories:
The Open Platform development team extensively tested and reviewed our new Open Platform API, adding multiple queries and mutations to the schema for our game adopters. These queries and mutations allow developers to retrieve and write information in the Efinity blockchain directly from our API, eliminating the need for them to understand complex blockchain programming concepts so they can focus on what matters.
Furthermore, our development and quality assurance teams are collaborating to perform automated integration and unitary testing, which will allow us to thoroughly test the API and all of its queries and mutations to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
Our game developers and adopters have also been testing and exploring the new Open Platform API over the last few weeks, and with their help and feedback, we've added new queries and mutations to improve the integration experience. This will be critical in the final stages of the alpha before moving on to the beta stages.
➡️ Coming up next: Beam and Efinity support on Open Platform, and improvements to the current state of our Platform Worker.
As for the Enjin Platform V.2 SDKs, our SDK team is working to improve the current state of the Unreal Engine SDK by adding a more detailed sample project and assisting developers with a viewable functioning project that uses the Unreal Engine SDK.
This highlights the SDK’s functionality and shows how it can be integrated into a project and/or game.
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That concludes this edition of our development updates.
Make sure to keep an eye out for the next one. We’ll see you then. 👋
If you have any questions, concerns, or feedback, please contact us through our support team.
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