Everscale Dev (RU)

🛠Evercloud Dashboard Release 0.4.0 🔥New - Added FLD and TON network support. FLD is the beta test network for Everscale protocol updates. You can first try out all the newest network features on it. TON is the Toncoin mainnet - sister-network based on the original Telegram-developed node. - Added faucets for devnet and FLD networks. Now you can get 100 test tokens to any testnet address directly from your evercloud dashboard. Just go to the Endpoints tab of your project, click the faucet button next to the network name and specify your address. - Added option to reset forgotten password using the email address you specified at registration. Improvements - General design improvements to the dashboard. Check out the new dashboard at dashboard.evercloud.dev #Evercloud

Life for Everscale and TVM developers is getting easier and easier: Introducing Locklift-Deploy⚡️ Locklift, a key part of the Broxus catalog of developer tools (T-Sol, Locklift, Nekoton, etc), has added a new Locklift-Deploy plugin! The plugin allows you to easily write and work with TVM-based contract deployments, migrations and fixtures. 🤩 With this tool you can: 🔵Write fixtures to deploy environments for testing 🔵Easily write complex deployment procedures by storing deployment artifacts between calls to different scripts 🔵Simplify your deployment management in general Not only has writing smart contracts on TVM become easier thanks to T-Sol, but deploying and testing them has become easier as well thanks to Locklift. It's quite the combo for our valued developers. ⚔️ If you are a developer, check out the tool's repository, give it a try and leave feedback. 😎 @Broxus #buidl #locklift

⚡️T-Sol: TVM development has never been easier T-Sol is a plugin for JetBrains IDEs like IntelliJ Idea, WebStorm, PyCharm, and others. It is designed to enhance the ease and efficiency of writing TVM-based smart contracts. TVM, or the Threaded Virtual Machine, is a runtime environment for smart contracts employed by Everscale, Venom and GOSH blockchains. TVM-based smart contracts are written in an asynchronous dialect of the Solidity programming language, named Threaded Solidity, or T-Sol for short. This language has been optimized for asynchronous execution and adapted for TVM. To better distinguish from the original Solidity, T-Sol files employed the extension .tsol instead of .sol. So, to enable language support, just rename your file extensions and refactor your imports. It’s important to note that this creates no conflicts for the ever-solidity compiler whatsoever. In summation, T-Sol comes complete with a number of useful features like syntax prompts, methods and parameters introspection, usage hints, autosuggests and much more. Last but not least, it's completely open source and available under the MIT license. If you are working on a JetBrains IDE and want to start developing smart contracts based on TVM, go to the JetBrains Marketplace now and install the plugin. This will save you a lot of time and help you build great decentralized applications faster. 💪👨‍💻 @Broxus #buidl #tsol

🎅📝 The Broxus team was able to get its hands on Santa's "Naughty or Nice" list and — despite some expectations to the contrary — this year Everscale devs seem to be firmly in the good graces of Saint Nick. To celebrate another year in the best ecosystem in DeFi and kick off the holiday season, we've got a special early present for you... a new T-Sol plugin for IntelliJ Idea, Webstorm and other JetBrains IDEs! T-Sol (short for Threaded Solidity), which is designed to make writing TVM-based smart contracts more comfortable and faster, is based on Sergey Tselovalnikov's original Solidity plugin and includes syntax prompts, autofilling capabilities and other features. The plugin is also open-source and was released under the MIT license. The plugin works with files with the .tsol extension and recommends T-Sol as the new name for the TVM-based Solidity in order to avoid confusion between the original Solidity and TVM-based Solidity. To get the plugin to recognize your existing files and projects, simply rename them to .tsol and refactor the imports. By the way, the ever-solidity compiler works perfectly with these types of files. To learn more about the T-Sol plugin, install it and get started BUIDLing, visit JetBrains Marketplace 👈 Rate the plugin and leave a review, and we'll add your name to the additional list of Santa's cookie recipients 😉

Bindings support voting Ever-sdk bindings are important components of Everscale dev ecosystem. Please, support this voting to help us continue the maintaining the bindings. The voting will take place until the end of sunday 27.11.2022. Follow the link to read and vote for the proposal -> https://everdao.net/governance/proposals/98

Release everdev 1.4.0 New - sold - Solidity Compiler Driver - version management added. Try it with everdev sold install. - Added a new everdev sol compile option -i [ --include-path ] path/to/dir to make an additional source directory available to the default import callback. Use this option if you want to import contracts, whose location is not fixed in relation to your main source tree, e.g. third-party libraries installed using a package manager. Separate different paths with a comma, no space allowed. Example: everdev sol compile Contract.sol -i path1/folder1,path2/folder2 - Added new command evedev update. This command updates everdev to the latest version and is technically an alias for npm update -g everdev. Fixed - Fixed incorrect error message when deploy contract and execute contract commands are executed for a non-existing (acc_type = nonExist) account. - Fixed incorrect error message when a user added a new signer with the name of an existing one.

💥Deploy them big! 💥 External inbound message max size has been increased to 64kb. This update is available both in Evercloud and in the last Dapp Server release.

Evercloud downtime episodes postmortem There were 2 30-mins downtime episodes this week in Evercloud. The reason of this was in a not efficient failover mechanism that didn’t work in case of hardware unavailability in Auth service cluster. To eliminate this issue we  have changed the failover mechanics and now we are able to survive 2 unavailable hosts. Sorry for this inconvenience❤️. We are constantly working on improving the quality of our services.

🪙Token API in available in Evercloud! 🪙 ft root type is API that provides data about fungible tokens, transfers, holders. Try it now!

query{
  ft{
holder(address:"0:3666ef0af863317eafcea173b9a9fdd6d1e4aa6dd080a1f472b2ad217215e5c9"){
      address
      wallets(first:2){
        edges{
          node{
            address
            balance
            token{
              symbol
            }
            percentage
          }
          cursor
        }
      }
      transfers(first:1){
        edges{
          node{
            messageId
            token{
              symbol
              
            }
            fromWallet{
              address
              
            }
            toWallet{
              address
            }
            fromHolder{
              address
              
            }
            toHolder{
              address
            }
            transferType
            timestamp
            value
          }
          cursor
        }
      }
    }
    }
}

Read full documentation with samples here: https://docs.everos.dev/ever-sdk/reference/ever-os-api/ft-fungible-token-api