OCamlPro’s Tezos block explorer TzScan’s last updates
OCamlPro is pleased to announce the latest update of TZScan (https://tzscan.io), its Tezos block explorer to ease the use of the Tezos network. TzScan is now ready for the protocol update scheduled for tomorrow. In addition to some minor bugfixes, the main novelties are:
- Displaying of obtained and expected rewards
- Adding of internal transactions of smart contracts
- Adding of delegation services
- Aliasing of known account and sponsors
- Improvements of UX, and faster navigation
- Improvements on desktop, tablets and mobiles
We continue to maintain the alphanet and zeronet branches in parallel of the betanet.
We keep on working hard to improve and add new features to TzScan. Further enhancements and optimizations are to come. Enjoy and play with our explorer! If you have any suggestions or bugs to report, please notify us at contact@tzscan.io
Au sujet d'OCamlPro :
OCamlPro développe des applications à haute valeur ajoutée depuis plus de 10 ans, en utilisant les langages les plus avancés, tels que OCaml et Rust, visant aussi bien rapidité de développement que robustesse, et en ciblant les domaines les plus exigeants (méthodes formelles, cybersécurité, systèmes distribués/blockchain, conception de DSLs). Fort de plus de 20 ingénieurs R&D, avec une expertise unique sur les langages de programmation, aussi bien théorique (plus de 80% de nos ingénieurs ont une thèse en informatique) que pratique (participation active au développement de plusieurs compilateurs open-source, prototypage de la blockchain Tezos, etc.), diversifiée (OCaml, Rust, Cobol, Python, Scilab, C/C++, etc.) et appliquée à de multiples domaines. Nous dispensons également des [formations sur mesure certifiées Qualiopi sur OCaml, Rust, et les méthodes formelles] (https://training.ocamlpro.com/) Pour nous contacter : contact@ocamlpro.com.
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