2018 was the year that crypto fell to earth, with louder critics than ever and the price of Bitcoin free falling, the industry has had been stung with what many would say was a necessary reality check.

In this first article of the series, we explain a simple “Alias system” use case and how you can use the Radix platform to store information as if it was a regular database.

This post will guide you through the architecture of the Radix JavaScript library, introducing you to all of the main parts and finally pulling it all together with an example.

A quick summary of the first Radix hackathon that happened at Pillar’s Unconference in Lithuania.

On the 19th June, 120+ crypto developers, innovators, and Radix enthusiasts gathered at the RocketSpace accelerator in London for the Alpha Launch where we released the Java Client Library, and the desktop/android wallets.

There have been many exciting developments this year for Radix.