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Helios 0.9.0 is now available! This release is packed with new features and improvements: • A functional TUI • Historical block access support • Parallel transaction processing • TypeScript bindings on NPM • A new interface for custom VM integrations
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New Terminal Interface: Run Helios with --tui to monitor your node in real-time. View current blocks, sync status, and recent block history in a clean interface that updates automatically.
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Historical block access is now available through a new pluggable provider system. Previously, Helios couldn't access historical blocks. Now it can retrieve old blocks while maintaining security through full light client verification across all supported networks.
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Transaction processing now runs in parallel, reducing latency across the board. Operations that previously ran sequentially now utilize multiple CPU cores for better performance.
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We have published TypeScript bindings to NPM. JavaScript and TypeScript developers can now easily integrate Helios light client functionality into their applications with full light client support.
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JavaScript tooling has moved from Webpack to Vite. This provides a better developer experience with faster builds and support for both ESM and UMD module formats. We've also published an NPM package for easy use.
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Custom Virtual Machine support has been added. The refactored architecture allows for different execution environments beyond standard Ethereum execution.
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