Paradise net might be short lived. Unhappy tourists are calling for the heads of the holiday representatives. We’re bringing you all the updates. Progress Since Last Update Some highlights since the last time we spoke: * More benchmarks * Lots more web application testing * Fixed a critical bug which could cause

Two rapid weeks at FLIP HQ. Shaun shirked his one duty and forgot to pester me for this one. Cheers Peanut. Progress Since Last Update Some highlights since the last time we spoke: * Memory usage fix is in * Removed a bunch of useless events * Better error handling in the CFE

Midsummer has come and gone, the days are only getting shorter from here on out. Make the most of the long evenings whilst they last if you’re in the northern hemisphere, and if you’re in the other hemisphere it’s time to start singing to the sun gods.

I’m writing these closer and closer to the wire. Soon it’s going to start eating into my Friday night bubble bath time. Shorter one this week so that Shaun will get off my back. Progress Since Last Update Another public holiday in the last couple of weeks. Nevertheless,

Thanks to Peanut in the Chainflip Community channel for reminding me that I have a dev update to ship this week. What better to do on a Friday afternoon when the sun is shining, the beers are cold, and the music stream is stalled out because of the soviet-era internet

Progress Since Last Update More goals kicked in the last couple of weeks, including but not limited to: * Upgraded our Substrate version to pretty much the latest, which includes SCALE-info (basically that means our web developers are extremely happy) * Recording the fees spent by Validators on the Ethereum network (so

This week I’m using the teaser text to ask DJ Crayola to chainflip-ify Magikarp for this edition’s image. It’ll make sense when you read on, promise. Progress Since Last Update Development progress has been excellent in the last couple of weeks, here are a few of the

Tapped out aggressively from a slow ICE train heading to Eth Amsterdam. If you’re there this weekend, say hi. Progress Since Last Update Only 8 official working days since our last update, with the lengthy Christian resurrection festival providing a welcome double weekend here in Berlin. We’ve since

Progress Since Last Update Since the last time we spoke, quite a lot has taken place in the labs. We’re working on finalising solution designs for all of the critical issues that we’re aware of before the Sandstorm release. The picture is probably not complete and I’m

Another fortnight elapses, another update hits the ghost blog. Progress Since Last Update Since the last time I penned one of these we’ve been working on quite a few things, the main one being slashing. We’d like to bring slashing conditions into Soundcheck in a few weeks’ time,

A shorter fortnight this week, due to most of the squad having a couple of days off for a German public holiday. Nevertheless we demand updates from the labs, so here goes. Progress Since Last Update We’ve spent the last couple of weeks ensuring that our release process is

I speculate that this update might be among the set of least exciting (though also least terrifying) news broadcasts of the week, but the metronome must tick on. Progress Since Last Update The offsite trip to Las Palmas (which is now over, we’re back in Berlin) was a fantastic

Would you look at that, I can spell February. Penning this one from a sunny Spanish rooftop in Las Palmas, probably the warmest and brightest place in Europe that you can be at this time of year. Progress Since Last Update Last Friday afternoon we released a Chainflip Engine binary

Another precious fortnight. Progress Since Last Update Since the last update, we’ve been heads-down writing the code which we hope will resolve most of the issues we’re seeing on Soundcheck at the moment. We’ve pretty much stalled the incentivised program for the time being, in order to

And just like that, it’s next year. That snuck up on me, welcome back. I hope that you all got a good break over the holiday period and told your parents that you love them regardless of their political affiliations. You did manage to do that, right anon? Into

It was just last month that I was bragging about the cadential consistency with which I inform you all about our progress, only to forget to write it a fortnight ago.

Welcome back to one of the most regular development updates on the bloggosphere. Hope that you have a warm beverage and the company of a googley-eyed JPEG for this one.

This is a quick one since I'm sitting in the airport waiting to head toward Lisbon for next week's frothy festivities. Hope to see you there ✌️

I'm back from a brief trip to blighty to update the Flip Massiv on what's gone down since the last update at the start of the month. I'm sure you'll be pleased to know that we've made some good strides.

Another fortnight, another flag flies above Fort Flip.

Loud clunking sounds, as miscellaneous heavy items fall into large hoppers.

Another short one, plenty occurring here but not a huge amount worth talking about. TL;DR soon.

Welcome back, a brief one this week as there's more important things to do than wax lyrical about the things we need to do. Progress Since Last Update Personnel We're joined in Berlin this week by a couple of our overseas DJs, it's a lot of fun occupying the same

Again? Really? Yes that’s right this is a fortnightly update and you will get an update every fortnight (unless Simon forgets to publish it). This week I’m shining another beam of light down into the Chainflip dev dungeon and telling you what I see. Progress Since Last Update

Hallo again frends and fronds. The last couple of weeks we’ve been working on the “last mile” of the internal testnet. We’re pushing the final few pegs into the holes and making sure that our different pieces fit together nice and snug. Hopefully next update I can share