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This article introduces a new JavaScript library, light.js, which provides a set of high-level tools to build light-client-efficient Dapps. It is primarily aimed for Dapp developers looking for an alternative to web3.js.

The alpha release of the Ethereum wallet Parity Fether is here. While most other wallets rely on a centralised node to access the blockchain, Fether uses the Parity Ethereum light client to access

Parity Technologies has partnered with the Zcash Foundation to build the first alternative client for Zcash. The new Zcash node will be written in the Rust programming language and will be the first

At the Web3 Summit in Berlin, Parity Technologies founder Gavin Wood demoed launching a blockchain in under 60 minutes on a brand new laptop, announcing the November 2018 release of Substrate 1.0-beta.

Parity Ethereum 2.0.7-stable and 2.1.2-beta were released today, marking a major step toward the Constantinople hard fork on the Ethereum mainnet. Today's release includes Constantinople support for the Kovan

Somebody recently asked us, "Wouldn't it be cool if there was an app that could turn an old phone into a hardware wallet?"Already available on the iOS App Store and Google Play

As Substrate nears its official beta release, Gavin Wood has quietly launched an open testnet for developers to start getting familiar with the next-generation framework for blockchain innovators.Substrate will be an easy

Substrate is a library that you can use to build your own custom blockchain. Substrate provides the basis for Polkadot.

As announced earlier this year, Parity Technologies enlisted Trail of Bits, a top-tier security auditing firm specialising in smart contract security, Rust, and Solidity, to review our codebase. The scope of the audit

What's it like to work at Parity? Here at Parity we pride ourselves on being an open source company. We build open source software and operate in the open with all code and