#xipp

The Worlds tech team have been busy.

This week we have been finalizing, and have now pushed, the latest version of our distributed hash table library XIPP. New how-to documentation has gone online, including a "hello world" code sample to get new developers up and running quickly. For Java engineers interested in privacy-friendly P2P app development, XIPP is worth investigating.

We have also been finalizing a release candidate of the new XEND communications app, which we are very excited about. Expect to see XEND available for download very soon.

HIVE, our world building platform, has taken some important steps forward recently. With our efforts mostly focused on the text MVP client, we have spent time researching Unity as a more advanced base for the graphical interface. By modularizing HIVE development as we have done over the last few months we're ensuring we can properly handle a wide range of use cases. The HIVE API is built on our XIPP Technology and exposes its view of a persistent digital universe to any high-level interface we need - web, mobile, augmented reality, virtual reality and so on.

Hi all,

We have some data from the deep engineer core of the Worlds.io team today in the form of a detailed technical readme... Check out the Technical README for Worlds.io XIPP!

The XIPP library gives Java developers access to a fault-tolerant self-organizing privacy-aware distributed hash table.

Fault-tolerant as in redundant copies.

Self-organizing as in zero configuration.

Privacy-aware as in TLS encrypted network connections.

Distributed as in peer to peer.

And hash table as in a multi-key NoSQL datastore.

XIPP enforces data integrity rules which prioritizes maintaining stable data ahead of the needs of particular peers. This means that, unlike similar libraries, every XIPP peer distrusts the others. Peers who try to circumvent data integrity rules are isolated from the network.

Worlds.io's projects are progressing and we have now finalized product names for two of the exciting tech projects we are working on; HIVE, and XIPP.

We'll have a new development blog soon which will go into some technical detail (if you've not been reading these Worlds.io like to give a clear transparent view on where we are from an engineering perspective each month or so). In the meantime, check out www.worlds.io and our current flagship projects: