Quote from: WhiteNotWright on November 27, 2014, 11:52:59 AM

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Quote from: MKAxe11 on November 27, 2014, 01:07:16 AM

Where can I find the current xbridge dev repository?

Did it move to https://github.com/CrispyZeal/xbridge?
Is this the official repo now?

No idea who crispyzeal is, but Blocknet-related work is happening here: https://github.com/atcsecure?tab=repositories

Somebody already forked blockNET Shocked

no someone forked the xbridge repository on github, which is in a VERY early stage of development.
could be a team decision to move it since it's not ONLY Dan's project, but a joint development of devs from the different blocknet coins.

at this stage of development really NOT that important, however I want to know where I can follow the progress of future development of this new technology.

These are reasons why you keep some code under seal and you put some code out there in the honey pot. Moles all a foot and such...

This might be true for a coin (actually this is another discussion), but for a inter chain connection tech like blocknet/xbridge, this is not the case. It has to be open at all times:
- since all (initial blocknet) coins HAVE to use it's most up do date (stable) version at all times for best performance.
- also blocknet is per definition open to other coins. every coin will be able to join sooner or later.

... so you can not just put out SOME code in the honey pot. Would not make sense.