Blazescanner Is Fully Open Source and Introducing Our Advanced Multi-Function Steemit Wallet -> https://steemit-wallet.netlify.app

in Steem Devyesterday (edited)

Dear Steemit Community,

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been deeply engaged in mastering Steem.js and the Steem blockchain, building on the foundation established with the launch of Blazescanner, our robust block explorer for the Steem ecosystem, as shared in my previous post: Introducing Blazescanner: A Powerful Block Explorer for the Steem Blockchain. Today, I’m excited to announce two significant milestones: the Blazescanner frontend is now fully open source, and we’ve released a cutting-edge, multi-function Steemit wallet, developed in just a few days this week, that operates entirely client-side. These achievements reflect our rapid progress and dedication to empowering the Steem community with innovative, decentralized tools.

Blazescanner Frontend: Now Fully Open Source

In line with our commitment to transparency and community-driven development, we’ve made the Blazescanner frontend fully open source. This step invites developers, enthusiasts, and Steem community members to explore the codebase, contribute enhancements, and tailor the block explorer to their needs. While some API endpoints and detailed documentation are still in progress, open-sourcing the frontend fosters collaboration and accelerates innovation within the Steem ecosystem. We warmly encourage developers to dive into the code, share ideas, and help us refine Blazescanner into a premier tool for navigating the Steem blockchain. Please find the code on this Github Repository

https://github.com/blazeapps007/BlazeDB.git

Our Multi-Function Steemit Wallet: Built in Days

This week, my focus was on learning and mastering Steem’s broadcast operations, a critical component of blockchain interaction. In an intensive effort spanning just a few days, we channeled this knowledge into creating a multi-function Steemit wallet that is entirely client-side. This design eliminates the need for server-side infrastructure or external APIs, as the wallet connects directly to multiple Steem node API endpoints for a secure, decentralized experience. Your private keys remain securely within your browser, ensuring full control over your assets.

Developed using JavaScript and TypeScript, this wallet combines modern technology with a user-friendly interface. It supports seamless integration with Keychain, offering an additional layer of convenience for users. Whether you’re managing transactions, exploring Steem assets, or engaging with the blockchain, this wallet is designed to be secure, efficient, and intuitive. We’re particularly proud of this achievement, as it demonstrates what’s possible with focused effort and a passion for learning Steem’s capabilities in such a short timeframe.

We invite the entire Steemit community to test the wallet at https://steemit-wallet.netlify.app/. Your feedback is essential as we continue to refine and enhance its functionality. Whether you’re a developer, a Steem enthusiast, or a casual user, we encourage you to explore its features and share your insights to shape its future.

Our Vision and Commitment

These releases underscore our dedication to building tools that empower the Steem community while upholding the principles of decentralization and open collaboration. Open-sourcing Blazescanner and developing a fully client-side wallet in just a few days reflect our commitment to rapid innovation and community engagement. In the coming weeks, we plan to complete the Blazescanner API documentation, add new features to the wallet based on your feedback, and continue exploring Steem’s broadcast operations to unlock even more possibilities.

Join Us in Testing and Building

We warmly invite you to test the new Steemit wallet and share your feedback in the comments below. Your insights will be instrumental in refining these tools to better serve the community. Developers interested in contributing to Blazescanner are encouraged to explore the open-source codebase and connect with us to share ideas or improvements.

Thank you for your continued support and for being part of this exciting journey. If you find these projects valuable, please consider upvoting and resteeming this post to spread the word across the Steemit community. Together, we can drive innovation and strengthen the Steem ecosystem.

Best regards,
@blaze.apps

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Thanks for your information on publishing the code for your block scanner. I will have a look at it in the next few days. I had already mentioned on your last post that I would like to set up a block explorer for my testnet. I now also know why the previous solution didn't work. The cause lies in steem-python. Unfortunately, the official Python library is not compatible with custom testchains. A code change is required here. So I will have to deal with this first.

Your announcement of a Steem wallet today is a little surprising. Unfortunately, the code is not yet available on your Githup. As the wallet is an application that can have a very big impact, I think a lot of trust and/or experience is needed to use the app.
At the moment, you don't have my trust at the necessary level. In this respect, I won't be accessing the site as a user yet. I don't yet know whether I will test it on another level. I would need to see the code first.

Hello @moecki ,i completely understand , But however the wallet allows you to login with keychain as well as Private keys , and if you login with keychain , you know what you are signing , every transaction , is not possible without you secondarily confirming from keychain . Thank you .

Hi @moecki , you can however trust the code right ? Please find repository https://github.com/blazeapps007/steemWallet

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Where we can get the code, You did not mention the source link.

Hi @faisalamin the code will be available https://github.com/blazeapps007/steemWallet/tree/BlazeDevlopment I just need to sort few stashes before commit

This is your new wallet code? Can you also share the blazescanner github link?