The last week was a beehive of activity as the Holo dev team prepared the release of the Publish hApps milestone for QA testing. This milestone is about Holochain apps being able to be 'published' to the Holo network by Alpha Program Publishers. The apps they publish will be hosted on HoloPorts (also in the Alpha Program) and may be accessible to end users depending on how each publisher coordinates their own testing.
Kizuna will be the first hApp from the community that will be published, followed by others as they're ready.
The Holochain Immersive wrapped up at the end of last week and we think it is safe to say the participants, instructors, and the Holo team were really pleased. The pace of learning was rapid, the instruction was the clearest offered to date, the scenery was lush, and the food quite, yumm. The best part by most accounts were the people. Details will be explored and shared throughout the week.
On the Holochain development side, check out the Dev Pulse 122 published Friday for a heap of interesting details including: multiple releases (0.0.146 through 0.0.151), details on Quantized Gossip, and important notes about the Holochain Software Development Kit.
About Holo
Holo is a distributed cloud hosting marketplace for peer-to-peer apps built on Holochain. We're helping to build a better Web.
Holo is to cloud hosting what Airbnb was to hotels—anyone can become a host by turning their computer into a source of revenue, getting paid in HoloFuel for hosting peer-to-peer applications to the legacy web. By hosting P2P apps, you support a web that empowers your peers and communities.