Michi Lumin, a Dogecoin core developer, has announced the release of LibDogecoin 0.1.2 in a detailed tweet. As per Misha Boar, LibDogecoin aims to simplify “developing for Dogecoin,” even for “those that do not have big experience with blockchain development.”
Sharing the breaking news, Michi Lumin tweeted:
libdogecoin 0.1.2 released – details below:https://t.co/a9QF5hjx4e
— Michi Lumin (@michilumin) March 23, 2023
This is a big one. It's also a rollup of the interim 0.1.1 dev release.
So from libdogecoin 0.1.0 to today, we have the following features and changes (longform tweet needed, sorry!)
NEW THINGS:
– bip39…
Terming it “a rollup of the interim 0.1.1 dev release,” Michi Lumin shared snippets from the original GitHub post as “NEW THINGS” in a “longform tweet.” The update eliminates the prerequisite of having comprehensive blockchain domain knowledge. LibDogecoin essentially is Dogecoin building blocks’ no-fuss C library facilitating Dogecoin’s lightweight direct integration across platforms.
LibDogecoin v.0.1’s very first release took place in August 2022, followed by the version 0.1.1., leading now to the current version 0.1.2. Projects, such as RadioDoge, Gigawallet, and more, are being developed on the LibDogecoin foundation.
As per Michi Lumin, LibDogecoin’s version 0.1.2 tables various fresh features and fixes, such as
“memory integrity checks, truncation fixes and length checks for edge cases,” etc. Per Lumin, with the bip39 seedphrase support, “LibDogecoin now supports generation of seedphrases to and from keys,” in multiple languages.
Deriving keys and addresses is also reportedly improved with the said update. Lumin states, “bip 32/44 and slips44 HD addressing support” is now fully supported. LibDogecoin “now properly derives keys and addresses according to bip32 and 44 rules, and can produce child keys/addresses,” Lumin adds.
LibDogecoin is now reportedly capable of generating “QR codes on the fly (in text, jpeg and png formats) without any additional libraries.” Support for “message+transaction signing and verification” is reported to be available now in the LibDogecoin library, as well.
Culminating the detailed tweet, Michi Lumin assures, We’re ALREADY working on all sorts of new inclusions for 0.1.3, so keep watching – libdogecoin will continue to do more and more while remaining ultra lightweight and cross-compatible.
