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[Utopian-IO] It's Been a Long Journey

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Published: 18 Jan 2018 › Updated: 18 Jan 2018[Utopian-IO] It's Been a Long Journey

[Utopian-IO] It's Been a Long Journey

It's been a long time since I made a post about my contributions to the Utopian API.
This is what I've worked on thus far:

  • Slimming the data stored in the blockchain, no longer is the entire GitHub repository stored.
  • Moderator parameters are stored in the blockchain now (the db is always the source of truth in this matter, so there is no security risk)
  • Strict post validation to ensure junk data can't be added to the database
  • The post create function can be called by everyone to allow external app integration
  • Removed unused beneficiaries endpoints from the old payment system
  • Moderator time is stored with the moderator parameters now (used by the new payment system)
  • Other miscellaneous cleanups and refactors
  • Fix any potential sensitive data leaks
  • Cross editing for moderators (front end not yet ready)
  • Top API got more improvements to add more detailed information and no longer requires authentication or querying the Steem API

Some of the changes that went live had a bumpy start that was resolved quickly in other various commits. I've been monitoring and helping with any issues that arise to resolve them. Soon Apiary documentation and will go live! I've been code reviewing pull requests from other contributors that have been working on the API as well.

There's a good chance I missed something in the log, so you can view the entire history here:
https://github.com/utopian-io/api.utopian.io/commits/master

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