Achievements of June - 2020

It is time for our monthly blog post series to keep you updated of our progress.

Hey there, it's time for our monthly Lisk Achievement Series. At the end of each month, we summarize the top news, updates, and achievements of Lisk in a single blog post. Help us spread the word by retweeting all highlights to let more people know about what we are working on. Read the entire blog post here 5 Closed Epics of Lisk SDK 5.0.0 So far, 6 epics of Lisk SDK 5.0.0 were closed. 5 of them were closed in June 2020. With that 8 epics remain to be implemented.   1. Updated address and ID system The entire address and ID system was updated. Account initializations will not be required and collisions will be nearly impossible. More details about the 8 issues of this epic can be found on GitHub.   2. PostgreSQL replaced by embedded database PostgreSQL was replaced by an embedded database in order to reduce the complexity for the Lisk SDK user, to optimize database storage size, and to improve the processing speed. The current most promising candidates are RocksDB and LevelDB. More details about the 12 issues of this epic can be found on GitHub.   3. Added delegate banning mechanism A banning mechanism was added in order to prevent unproductive delegates from forging. The motivation for including the fail safe mechanism can be found in the Delegate Productivity section of the LIP0023. This also completes the Lisk DPoS 2.0 consensus algorithm. More details about the 3 issues of this epic can be found on GitHub.   4. Implemented lisk-codec Lisk-codec, a generic serialization library to encode and decode data for communication and storage, was implemented. More details about the 42 issues of this epic can be found on GitHub. 5. Removed undo steps for transaction types Previously, when a new transaction type was implemented it always also needed to contain the logic to undo its actions, in case of a blockchain rollback. Due to our deterministic lisk-codec library and the switch to an embedded database, amongst others, this can now happen automatically. Now for any state change the difference is being calculated and stored, so that in case of a blockchain rollback it can be retrieved to come back to the previous state. More details about the 9 issues of this epic can be found on GitHub. Help us spread the word! Improved Lisk Documentation UI The User Interface for the Lisk documentation was improved with the goal of providing the users the best experience when working with the Lisk SDK and the documentation. Therefore, we refined the top, left and right navigation, the footer, the general style and the overall composition of elements.  Help us spread the word! Multisignature Accounts Improvements We published a blog post showcasing an overview of the main improvements related to multisignature accounts introduced in the Network Economics phase of the Lisk Protocol Roadmap and implemented in Lisk SDK 4.0.0.  On Thursday, June 18th, we hosted a live AMA on Lisk.chat where Maxime Gagnebin (Research Scientist) answered questions from the community members about multisignature accounts. Help us spread the word! Building the Decentralized Organization Chain Project Korben3 published on the Lisk blog a post about the Decentralized Organization Chain project as part of his participation in the Lisk Builders program for April 2020. His project "Decentralized Organization Chain" intends to be a blockchain application allowing startups to receive funding and investors to influence company decisions. Help us spread the word! Building the Chronicler Project StellarDynamic published on the Lisk blog a post about the Chronicler project as part of his participation in the Lisk Builders program in 2019. His project consists of a proof-of-concept blockchain application to store, audit or verify various types of content. Help us spread the word! Introduced the Lisk Center Tokyo With the former Elite Center being closed since May, we decided to search for a reliable alternative to offer our community a place to meet. Due to their professionalism, we decided to move the Lisk Center Tokyo to BINARYSTAR business hub. Read more about the Lisk Center Tokyo in the blog post. In order to make Lisk even more accessible and move closer to the local community, we have also translated our What is Lisk page in Japanese. The purpose of this one page is to provide the most relevant information about Lisk in a concise manner.  Help us spread the word! Read more in our blog post.   Stay updated with Lisk:     Newsletter Settings Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Lisk Foundation ・ Dammstr. 16 ・ 6300 Zug・ Switzerland