We just released Kaspa-NG v0.3.0-rc1 – if you are using KNG, please update as this version uses a new updated public node infrastructure and wRPC protocol introduced in RK v0.15.1. Also note that any tools developed using RK SDKs can be connected locally to KNG-managed RK node. https://t.co/8WYcLmpKl8
— ASPECT (@CryptoAspect) September 13, 2024
**Michael Sutton Announces Release of Kaspa-NG v0.3.0-rc1**
*September 13, 2024*
In a significant update for the Kaspa community, Michael Sutton, a distributed systems researcher and developer known for his pivotal role as one of the core developers of the Kaspa project, has announced the release of Kaspa-NG v0.3.0-rc1. This new version introduces crucial enhancements aimed at improving the user experience and technical performance for those utilizing the Kaspa-NG (KNG) framework.
In his announcement via Twitter, Sutton highlighted the importance of updating to the latest version, emphasizing that it includes a newly updated public node infrastructure and the wRPC protocol introduced in the recent RK v0.15.1 release. Users currently employing KNG are encouraged to make the upgrade to take advantage of these enhancements, which are designed to foster smoother interactions and greater efficiency within the ecosystem.
Moreover, Sutton pointed out a key feature of this update: any tools developed using the RK SDKs can now be connected locally to KNG-managed RK nodes. This flexibility offers developers more power and options when building applications and services that leverage the Kaspa network.
For developers and users of Kaspa, these updates signify a step forward in the ongoing evolution of the platform, as the team continues to refine its infrastructure and capabilities. As always, the dedicated community and developers are encouraged to stay engaged with the latest developments.
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