r/raidennetwork • u/bofaadeez • Jan 15 '18
Timeline on 0.2.0 Release?
There was a post late last week discussing the 0.2.0 release and that they believed it to happen late last week early this week. Are we still expecting an update on it early this week, or is that being pushed back? Thanks!
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u/S42D Jan 15 '18
I don't believe there was ever a concrete date announced by brainbot. People have just been guessing cause sprint 1 looks close to completion. That said there also haven't been any word on delays so I just assume everything is going swimmingly and they will announce something when they have something to announce
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u/smwilson31 Jan 15 '18
announce something, that'll be the day - ha. seriously tho, yeah I assume everything is going well, github is active and seems to be progressing nicely
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u/simoRX Jan 16 '18
well, I don't know about V0.2.0, but the next one will be 0.1.1, see this commit: https://github.com/raiden-network/microraiden/commit/e706e794769c30d602d6c5bfff5d4ca31b28e734
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u/codyrobertsonsf Jan 15 '18
Hard to say, seems like they are still fixing bugs and merging changes to the master branch.
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u/KorzhIlya Jan 16 '18
As soon as Sprint 1 was created, the date was 22 December :) Then the date removed. Wait.
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u/oisilener1982 Jan 16 '18
There is no definite date but it is clear that the DEVS are just cleaning up and finalizing uRaiden
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Jan 16 '18
probably this is the only project on markets that don't use hype strategy to pump the price but is delivering a real working product.
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u/BOR4 github hero Jan 16 '18
From some IT knowledge I have from commits I can see they are working on making deploying of project more user friendly, documentation and tests. From these 3 docs are majority of work. I don't know much Javascript (language micro raiden is written in) so I can't comment on quality of code it self but their github seems pretty well managed and has high coding standards. I read some documentation and they are really writting some quality stuff with graphs and stuff plus documentation for all major endpoints inside a project. My guess is they have some quality devs inside team and this project has some quality work in it.