Updates

The transaction editor needed an update. It experienced troubles with transactions in your wallet from the Conway era. Although that network upgrade took place a while ago, it didn’t really manifest any problems for some time. Truth is, we all take time to upgrade. I updated the serialization library that creates the transactions as well as added support for the Lace wallet IOHK’s in house web wallet. I didn’t do that earlier because they had errors with the error notifications from wallet to app and their token mint display was off.

The results are in and my authenticator project received enough community support to sponsor its realization. I want to thank all supporters and wish to listen to your feedback as the project develops in the coming months.

In this round I submitted two new proposals, each to continue my work around the transaction editor webapp to extend it with a Native Script editor with Multisig & Script wallet and now to develop the authentication project with Crypto wallets for signup, login, and 2FA . I’m very pleased with my new proposals, yet I haven’t spent any time advertising them. In my most sincere hopes, I wish you help me with your support.

It is finally possible. The transaction editor webapp has now a backend to synchronize with connected clients. That means you can have multiple wallets connected into a transaction and collaboratively create a transaction that merges/swaps funds between the wallets and all wallets must sign for the transaction to be valid. As always, I accompany every feature release with a video. A tutorial that shows you every step of the process for you to learn how to do it yourself.

Up until now the transaction editor supercharged the cardano-cli, allowing you to craft highly complex transactions in a declarative manner, and it was amazing! However, key management is out of scope from the CLI an consequentially was from the editor. That started to change 6 months ago with the introduction of state management , upgrading the editor into a wallet and making it more useful. Now it is better than ever before with the support for hardware devices.