It's time for your bi-weekly dose of DevUpdate. Let's take a look at what the RPCh team has been up to these last two weeks.

26 Apr 2023, 15:00

It’s time for your bi-weekly dose of DevUpdate! 🔥 Let’s take a look at what the RPCh team has been up to these last two weeks! 🟡 Compression 🟡 We’ve introduced compression for RPC requests and responses. This is a massive efficiency allowing us to reduce some data by up to 75% 👌 github.com/Rpc-h/RPCh/pull/353 🟡 New Release: v0.1.7 🟡 We pushed a new release: v0.1.7, which now comes with three different versions of RPCh crypto 🤩 RPCh crypto helps perform all the cryptographic magic necessary for RPCh to work ✅ With three distributions, developers can now optimize their integration of RPCh to fit their project much better. github.com/Rpc-h/RPCh/releases/tag/v0.1.7 github.com/Rpc-h/crypto 🟡 Improved Ethers Adapter 🟡 In the same vein, we’ve now made our ether’s adapter fully compatible with ethers’ JsonRpcProvider. This minimizes the interactions needed to use the RPCh SDK, further simplifying the integration process 👏 github.com/Rpc-h/RPCh/pull/300 🟡 Ethereum-provider Adapter 🟡 We’re also now extending this ease of integration to projects using the ethereum-provider library with our new connector. Similar to the ethers adapter, the new ethereum-provider adapter is an abstraction which internally uses the RPCh SDK, so you don't have to interact with it directly Creating a virtually plug-n-play integration solution 🔥 github.com/Rpc-h/RPCh/tree/main/packages/ethereum-provider 🟡 Improved Stability 🟡 Finally, we round off the sprint with a buff to our discovery platform. It now runs in multiple instances instead of just one, which has created a noticeable and significant increase in performance and stability. 🚀 github.com/Rpc-h/RPCh/pull/332