This week on Developer Reflections, we’re proud to highlight Aesthetes, which aims to merge fine art and blockchain by creating Phygital NFTs—NFTs based on both digital and physical artwork. Aesthetes serves as a marketplace where people can discover, collect and sell fine art phygital NFTs, with the goal of democratizing and breaking down barriers to the art industry.
Welcome to the first Developer Reflections of 2023! This week, we’re proud to highlight Stably: a fiat-to-stablecoin and crypto on/off-ramp widget. Stably Ramp is designed to reduce friction for Web3 users looking to top up their wallets on blockchain networks, supported by Stably via traditional payment rails (ACH, wire, and credit card).
Stably serves over 12+ ecosystems, such as the XRP Ledger, Harmony, VeChain, and many more upcoming protocols.
by Team RippleX
Today, RippleX and the XRP Ledger Foundation (XRPLF) are proud to present xrpl-py version 2.0.0-beta.0. This beta version introduces three new ways to generate wallets, regular key support, and some breaking changes to the Wallet class.
This week on Developer Reflections, we’re proud to highlight NFTMASTER, which develops application layer software that allows creators to easily issue and manage NFT collections on the XRP ledger.
Creators are able to glean valuable insights about their NFT collections as well as access tools that allow them to execute transactions on the XRP Ledger. The open-source desktop application allows users to sign hundreds, even thousands, of transactions in a safe and efficient manner.
This week on Developer Reflections, we’re proud to highlight XPmarket, an ecosystem of infrastructure elements built to ease the navigation of the XRP Ledger.
This week on Developer Reflections, we’re proud to highlight Ziggurat, which provides multiple blockchain networks with multiple layers of stability. By reverse-engineering the network protocol and using lightweight "synthetic" nodes, Ziggurat provides XRP Ledger node developers with the foundation of reliability, performance, and scalability needed to realize their true potential.
This week on Developer Reflections, we’re proud to highlight GemWallet, a browser extension which acts as a Web3 connectivity to the XRP Ledger. GemWallet enables you to make fast, secure and cheap payments on the XRP Ledger. In addition, you can use GemWallet to sign in with your XRP Ledger address across various websites that it integrates with.
We’re excited to be reigniting Developer Reflections, and kicking off this week we’re proud to highlight CryptoIso20022 Interop, which enables interoperability between ISO 20022 file formats and cryptocurrency payments to facilitate sending and processing received crypto payments within existing financial software's ISO 20022 capabilities. In other words, CryptoIso20022 Interop is a product to simplify accounting workflows for small to medium-sized enterprizes.
As previously announced, the NonFungibleTokensV1_1 amendment became enabled on the XRP Ledger on 2022-10-31 following the fixRemoveNFTokenAutoTrustLine amendment on 2022-10-27. As a result, native Non-Fungible Tokens (per the XLS-20 spec) can now be minted and used on the XRP Ledger Mainnet.
Exciting news for the XRP Ledger community: Developer Reflections returns to the XRPL.org blog today. The developer content series spotlights the work being done by the growing developer community using the XRP Ledger (XRPL) or related open-source technologies for their products and apps.