At blk.io we are always looking to improve and streamline our build and release process in all software projects that we work on, be it for internal projects, client engagements or open source libraries.  web3j is no exception to this, and 4.1.1 was released with some minor

blk.io is proud to announce the general availability of the latest web3j library for Android; 4.1.0-android has been released and is available for use.  As highlighted in our previous post the prior build with Android support web3j-3.3.1-android, and web3j has come a long way since.

Here at blk.io we have been working hard to ensure that Android developers working with Ethereum have the latest and greatest of web3j’s features at their disposal, and this has its challenges. Whether it’s developing new features or fixing bugs one needs to be cognizant of writing

Building on the fantastic work of our community, we have taken web3j-4.0.0 out of alpha and made it available as a full release. As you may recall web3j-4.0.0-alpha was released in time for Devcon4, to provide our community with some sought after features, such as Reactive

At blk.io we’ve had some exciting times recently; our team has been growing in order to bring to fruition our plans for web3j.  Earlier this month we released web3j 3.6.0 with some critical fixes, and we are now happy to announce the release of 4.0.