After Holochain Beta 0.1.0 was completed many on the team shifted focus to updating and releasing various components, libraries, and dev environments that are necessary for new developers. Those all became available late last Friday—and there have already been a few refinements since then. As part of this release, we also unveiled a new and improved version of our Developer Portal at developer.holochain.org. Check it out—and if you're a dev don't hesitate to take the survey! We'll be actively refining the experience there over the coming weeks.
Though it isn't news, it's worth repeating that Holochain Beta is also a huge milestone for the Holo platform, both because Holo is built on Holochain and also because Holo requires devs to build the Holochain apps that will be hosted. Holo feature and infrastructure development continues including Purchasing Test HoloFuel at the Reserve and other HoloFuel improvements.
If you're at #ETHDenver be sure to check out one of our four community events happening offsite. The Signup links for the three BUIDL dApps developer events and an exploratory session around the future of the Web are listed below.
Imagining Web 2030: https://resources.holochain.org/ethdenver-openspace
BUIDL a dApp in One Day: https://resources.holochain.org/ethdenver-buidl-days
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.