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Important blueprint update!

blueprint v0.7.0 has just been released, and it contains a significant breaking change - networkProvider.api() now returns TonClient4 instead of TonClient, and all internal calls use the newer TonClient4 too.

The reason for this change is the fact that TonClient does not support get methods that return tuples.

This does mean that if you used networkProvider.api() you will probably have to change some code, but if you only used other methods on NetworkProvider, then nothing needs to be changed. Contract compilation and unit tests are unaffected.
πŸ‘£ Community!
We are excited to remind you of the available footsteps that are waiting for your participation and contribution!

Detailed descriptions of:
πŸ”΅Transaction layout
πŸ”΅TON block layout
πŸ”΅ Initialization stage for TVM
πŸ”΅Article: How to manage contract gas
πŸ”΅Tutorial: "Developing a Smart Contract + WebApp for Selling NFTs for Tokens (Jettons) in TON"

You can also engage in the development of SDKs, IDEs, integrations, bots, and many other things. The variety of opportunities allows you to find what truly interests you and apply your skills to the development of the TON project.

πŸ—£Full list and approved of footsteps

🌟Contributing to the TON community is not only extremely beneficial but also incredibly cool!

🌟By making your contribution, you help promote the project, spread blockchain technology, and inspire others to join.

🌟Take advantage of this amazing opportunity to be a part of something innovative and truly valuable.

πŸš€ Each footstep is highly valued and rewarded! πŸš€

πŸ”΅By working on footsteps, you will have the opportunity to dive into the world of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and expand your skills and knowledge πŸ”΅

#ton_footsteps
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πŸ”¨Dev tools updates

You can find all the changes in the changelogs for sandbox, blueprint, create-ton, but here is a list of the most important ones:

sandbox v0.8.0
- RemoteBlockchainStorage now requires a RemoteBlockchainStorageClient instead of TonClient4. There is a helper function, wrapTonClient4ForRemote, to wrap a TonClient4 into RemoteBlockchainStorageClient. This is a breaking change
- Added blockchain.createWallets to create multiple treasuries in one call
- Updated the default config, and also added the option to use the slim config (pass the string 'slim' as the config param when using Blockchain.create) for better performance

blueprint v0.8.0
- blueprint help can now be used to see detailed help messages for every command including all their flags

create-ton v0.3.0
- Updated sandbox, blueprint and ton-core versions in the template
- Fixed duplicate contract type question when using pnpm
πŸŽ‰ TonTech won three prizes at TON Awards! πŸŽ‰

We are proud to announce that our team has been recognized for our contributions to the TON community. Our projects - blueprint, sandbox, and ton-contract-executor - have been awarded for their usefulness and impact.

Blueprint is a powerful development environment for writing, testing, and deploying TON smart contracts. Sandbox is a JS library that allows you to locally emulate arbitrary TON smart contracts and whole transaction chains. Ton-contract-executor is a library that enables TVM execution in the JavaScript environment, making it easier to run contracts locally and write tests for them.

We'd like to thank the TON Awards organizers for this recognition and everyone in the community who has supported us along the way.

Stay tuned for more updates from TonTech!
πŸ‘£ Launch your Footsteps: Easy and Accessible!

Today we want to share with you some amazing news about how creating and proposing footsteps has become easier than ever!

All you need to do is write down your thought in the first paragraph, and simply copy the rest and give it to the neural network to get the result.

Template for ChatGPT:
Please write SOMETHING YOU WANT TO CREATE IN FOOTSTEP

To write a TON Footstep in the required form, follow these steps:

Begin with the Summary: Provide a brief, concise summary that explains the main idea of the proposal. This should help the reader quickly understand the purpose of the footstep.

Provide Context: Explain the current situation and why it's important to adopt this proposal. Offer any relevant background information that would help the reader understand the need for the proposed solution.

List the Goals: Clearly outline the goals that the proposal aims to achieve. These should be specific and measurable, allowing others to understand the intended outcomes of the proposal.

Specify Deliverables: Clearly state the expected deliverables that will be produced as a result of implementing the proposal. This can include tangible products, processes, or improvements.

Define "Done": Establish clear criteria that determine when the proposal is considered complete and successful. These criteria should be agreed upon by all parties involved and should be measurable and objective.

Propose a Reward: Suggest an appropriate reward for completing the proposal, which could be a Standard TON Footstep NFT, a monetary reward in USD, or another form of compensation.

Remember to use clear, concise language and maintain a professional tone throughout your proposal. Be sure to address each section thoroughly and provide enough detail for others to understand the importance of the proposal and its potential impact on the TON Ecosystem.

With this, you can go to GitHub and create a new TON Footsteps initiative!

#ton_footsteps
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FunC updates

New versions of func-js-bin (0.4.3) and func-js (0.6.1) have been released.

Here is the official changelog for FunC version 0.4.3 - link

The only change of note in func-js is that it now contains this latest version of FunC.

To update func-js (if you use it as a CLI tool), run npm install @ton-community/func-js@latest -g
TON tooling roadmap πŸ”₯

Hey guys!
We have launched a discussion about some features that could be implemented into the tools that we have developed.
Please come see them and participate here.
Blueprint dependency update

blueprint v0.9.0
has just been released, it includes dependency updates:
- func v0.4.3
- tact v1.1.1

Please note that this release is not yet included in create-ton, and so for now you will have to update blueprint manually when creating new projects.
New sandbox release!

sandbox v0.9.0
has been released. It contains two new features:
- A gas usage helper, printTransactionFees, that you can call on an array of transactions acquired from a sandbox execution, to help you calculate the fees of your operations
- Snapshots for Blockchain and SmartContract. Here's how to use them:
const snapshot = oldBlockchain.snapshot()
const newBlockchain = await Blockchain.create()
await newBlockchain.loadFrom(snapshot)

These features were discussed in our community prior to their release, so join us, if you want to discuss other stuff!
πŸ”¨Dev tools updates

sandbox v0.10.0
- New executor WASM binaries taken from the artifacts of this commit
- New treasury code which fixes some interactions between snapshots and treasuries

create-ton v0.4.0
- Updated template readme
- Changed template jest config to use TypeScript
- Updated blueprint and sandbox to latest versions
πŸ”¨Dev tools updates

sandbox v0.11.0
- Added the ability to emulate ticktock transactions
- Added new verbosity levels
- New emulator WASM binaries taken from the artifacts of this pipeline

Please see the changelog for more details
func-js update

A new version of func has been released (official release notes), so we've updated func-js-bin (v0.4.4) and func-js (v0.6.2). The only change is that they now ship func v0.4.4
Beta dev tools for the upcoming TVM update

The testnet branch of the official TON repo contains a lot of new opcodes, and we have released new tools to help you test them out before they reach mainnet. The new versions are as follows:
@ton-community/[email protected] @ton-community/[email protected] @ton-community/[email protected]

Please note that the actual func version in the func-js-bin package is still 0.4.4

Also, the updated sandbox only includes the updated emulator binary, but lacks some interface updates - for example, there is currently no way to set the information required for the new opcodes PREVBLOCKSINFOTUPLE, PREVMCBLOCKS, PREVKEYBLOCK

The interface will likely be updated when the update reaches mainnet, or sooner if there is demand for that.

Also note that the default and slim configs packaged with sandbox are deliberately changed to enable the new TVM opcodes and will not match the ones that are actually contained in the blocks indicated by the seqno consts.

If you want to use the new opcodes in blueprint, you also need to override func-js versions. To do so, add the following to your package.json:
"overrides": {
"@ton-community/func-js-bin": "0.4.5-tvmbeta.1",
"@ton-community/func-js": "0.6.3-tvmbeta.1"
}

(change overrides to resolutions if you're using yarn)
Note that sandbox can be updated in the usual way by replacing the version in the devDependencies section directly.
New value_flow for burning fees in block.tlb

In testnet, the block.tlb scheme has changed and new blocks and config may not be decoded by the old libraries. Please update your libraries.
For example tongo should be updated to version v1.1.1
πŸ”¨Dev tools updates

blueprint v0.10.0
- Added two optional fields to the CompilerConfig: preCompileHook?: () => Promise<void> and postCompileHook?: (code: Cell) => Promise<void>. The former one gets called before any compilation of the respective contract happens, the latter one - after any compilation with the compiled code cell (they are called both during the build command and when calling the compile function for the respective contracts)
- Changed the run command to only show .ts scripts

create-ton v0.5.0
- Updated template's blueprint to 0.10.0, sandbox to 0.11.0
- Changed template's jest config to ignore the dist directory
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We're hiring developers to build cutting-edge tools and SDKs. Work with the latest blockchain technology, collaborate in a dynamic environment, and access empowering resources.
Make an impact on the TON community.

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Biweekly digest of TON Footsteps.

Over the past two weeks, we have gathered the most exciting news from the TON Footsteps ecosystem component:

πŸ’Ž Significant steps aiding ecosystem development:
β€’ Ton Developers Program
You can read more in the footstep and the corresponding file documenting this work. It will be launched within a month.
β€’ Reproducible research of TON Footsteps
Statistical data of the TON Footsteps component, reflecting all metrics for full transparency. You can read more in the repository.

πŸ‘₯ Content:
One milestone has been completed in each of the onboarding footsteps.
You can view the videos via the links:
- Buy TON Fast
- Mastering Crypto Wallets

πŸŽ“ Documentation:
β€’ Documentation for Get Methods (Getters) in TON Blockchain
β€’ Step-by-Step Guide for Launching Liteserver

πŸ“ŠDevelopment:
β€’ Dart library for TON Connect 2.0

#ton_footsteps
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Hey guys! A while ago, we started improving the previously unfinished TON Ledger App, and we are now close to the finish line! It's still not released and may require some further improvements, but you can check out its development branch here. One of the main new features is the support for the upcoming Ledger Stax device. Please also see the attached screenshot of the new UI.
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