The roadmap
Exploring with prototypes, a roadmap to our future?
In the fifteenth century, there was the geographers and the sailors. The geographers draw maps. They were beautiful, decorated with strange sea mammals. And they told the sailors that across the Atlantic Ocean, they would land in India. The sailors crossed the Atlantic, fighting against waves, storms, streams, and the many errors of their maps. Eventually they discovered a new continent.
Just the same, I believe I will learn more by coding. Bits of experimental code, full prototype applications, it does not matter. What matters is real knowledge I am building. It is so much fun. And what about the thrill when after hours of trials and debugging, suddenly, IT WORKS!
And the good news is: unlike experts, I will never tell my customers the across the Atlantic Ocean, lies India!
Just the same, I believe I will learn more by coding. Bits of experimental code, full prototype applications, it does not matter. What matters is real knowledge I am building. It is so much fun. And what about the thrill when after hours of trials and debugging, suddenly, IT WORKS!
And the good news is: unlike experts, I will never tell my customers the across the Atlantic Ocean, lies India!
roadmap
Transactions & Wallet
The K-Wallet is not showing any specific or unusual feature. But I wanted to develop my own C and Rust libraries implementing wallet management and transactions. K-Wallet provides me with the functional framework to test the libraries. It is not plan for any release.
Transactions & Communications
The Kasia project is implementing a messaging application using Kaspa Transactions as transport. When I met with the initiators of the Kasia Project, I saw many interesting use cases of such a messaging system. I decided to implement the iOS and Android Kasia applications. I am planning to release the beta version of the iOS application in the end of August.
IPFS node on the handset
The Rust library implementing a small IPFS node embedded on iOS or Android handsets. I need it for some future use case. Also planning to complete it by the end of summer.
More to come
Building on those three fundamental bricks, I will be able to start prototyping components supporting the vision described in the Vision page.
