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Devs: Get Hands-On Locally with Core Mojaloop

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Musings from an Open Source Squad

Have you ever thought about: Running an end-to-end transfer with local mojaloop deployment without Kubernetes Executing functional tests in the CICD with live mojaloop A docker-compose script that can bring up the core mojaloop services to explore mojaloop APIs Then you should check out this simple docker-compose-based test harness “Mojaloop Core Test Harness” (https://github.com/mojaloop/ml-core-test-harness) The… Read More »Devs: Get Hands-On Locally with Core Mojaloop

Implementing asynchronous operations in javascript / typescript

This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Musings from an Open Source Squad

Implementing asynchronous operations in javascript / typescript? “Think of a kitchen with multiple chefs. In synchronous programming, each chef would take turns using the same kitchen to cook their dishes. One chef would start cooking, and no other chef could start cooking until the first chef finished. In asynchronous programming, each chef would have their… Read More »Implementing asynchronous operations in javascript / typescript

FRMS Actio Proof of Concept

This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Musings from an Open Source Squad

The Team at INFITX has recently built a Proof of Concept build around the OSS (Open Source Software) FRMS Actio Platform Vijay Kumar & Miguel de Barros, have had the privilege of working on the Mojaloop OSS (Open Source Software) project as part of the Core Engineering team, in conjunction with the broader community to develop… Read More »FRMS Actio Proof of Concept

Migrating to Managed EKS from Rancher with GitOps

This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Musings from an Open Source Squad

The Mojaloop Core Team has recently completed the migration to EKS from Rancher for the Mojaloop Core Testing and Dev environments, so that time can be spent more effectively focused on fixing Mojaloop issues instead of maintaining the underlying K8s infrastructure! Miguel de Barros has had the privilege of working on the Mojaloop OSS (Open… Read More »Migrating to Managed EKS from Rancher with GitOps