Tagged release
7 posts tagged release.
SDK 0.30: smaller libraries, C, Java and Flutter bindings, and a telemetry security fix
Offline Protocol SDK 0.30.0 shrinks the static library behind the iOS framework from 138 MB to 23 MB, adds C, Java and Flutter bindings, narrows the roots the telemetry uploader trusts, and fixes how Bluetooth LE behaves under load.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.29: call a service on another device with one HTTP request
Offline Protocol SDK 0.29.0 adds an HTTP front to the Python service, so programs that do not use the SDK call each other across devices with plain HTTP, seals service calls end to end, and ships a Dockerfile and a two-box demo.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.29 on a box: every carrier on, sessions through a middle box, and a way to prove it
Offline Protocol SDK 0.29.0 starts every transport a box is configured for, forms encrypted sessions between devices that only meet through a third, and adds offline-protocol-verify to show what the network did.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.29 on phones: Android meets iPhone on Wi-Fi, and phones reach a box over Bluetooth LE
Offline Protocol SDK 0.29.0 lets Android phones find iPhones and Python hosts on a shared Wi-Fi network, lets a phone start a session with a Linux or Mac box over Bluetooth LE, and fixes Android Bluetooth links that never connected or leaked.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.28 on servers and desktops: Python on PyPI and a local API
Offline Protocol SDK 0.28.0 publishes Python wheels to PyPI, adds a local API so several programs on one machine share one node, seals its stores on hosts with no keychain, and lets a device hold document frames for peers that are away.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.28 on iOS and Android without React Native
SDK 0.28.0 packages the iOS and Android bridge code for native apps, moves the iOS peer stream to Network framework, lets Android form its own Wi-Fi Direct group, and fixes Bluetooth LE where it used to give out.
Offline ProtocolSDK 0.28: the leaf node compiles for ESP32 RISC-V, Cortex-M0 and WASI
The firmware crate that lets a lock or a sensor hold an encrypted MLS session with a phone now builds for ESP32 RISC-V parts, every Cortex-M0 and WASI, gated in CI. Here is exactly what that does and does not prove.
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