New Features in 1.12.0 include

1.11.0

New features in Instalink version 1.11.0 include:

Syntax highlighting for "Transform Data" custom scripts.The ARRAY_SUB scripting operation no longer requires an end index.New DECODE_XML scripting operation to parse XML stringsNew ISO_COUNTRY and ISO_SUBDIVISION scripting operations for looking up ISO codes for places.Updated the way in which process queue data values are stored to increase performance. (For now, accounts must individually opt-in to the new process format until the old format is officially deprecated at a later date)Added support for the Secure File Transfer ProtocolAllow GET and HEAD requests to send an HTTP bodyAdded the ability to securely store project-level secrets such as SSH keys

Bug fixes in 1.11.0 include:

How to Add Conditionals to Your Data Flow

In the previous tutorial, "How to Process and Transform Data", you learned how to take input information, manipulate it, and store it in your data flow's memory. In this tutorial you'll learn how to tell your process to make data flow decisions based on the information in your process data.

Topics covered:

The CHECK DATA actionConditionsHow to utilize IF / THEN / ELSE data flows

Let's Check our Data

Often your processes will require the ability to perform an action only if certain requirements are met. That is where the "Check Data" action comes in. This action allows the process to perform subsequent actions depending on if the data in the process matches the supplied criteria. The check data will always execute subsequent IF actions when the data matches the criteria. It will always run subsequent ELSE actions when the data does not meet the conditions.

With that quick explanation out of the way, let's add our first Check Data action.

Instalink has a new website! Check it out at https://instalink.io.

We've simplified the website and made it easier to find information concerning the service and how to sign up for a free trial. We've also added new scripting documentation with better explanations and examples.

We'll be adding more documentation and help articles soon.

1.10.0

New features in Instalink version 1.10.0 include:

1.9.0

New features in Instalink version 1.9.0 include:

1.8.0

New features in Instalink version 1.8.0 include:

Server Affiliation: Accounts can be assigned to specific processor servers.Project Base Paths: Projects can specify a base path to avoid conflicts when endpoints are added with connectors__REQUEST_PATH__ Process Var: Processes can access the original request path the Listen process was contacted withNeutral Logs: You can now output arbitrary log information without forcing a response to the original request.Append to Queue Finally: The Append to Queue process now has a finally branch that runs only when the queue item was successfully added to the queue.

Bug fixes in 1.8.0 include:

Fix for a potential problem where a cron could run on more than one account processor.Fix for a problem with 1.7 memory updates specific to For Each Item processes.Fixed a problem where the internal proxy server was sending bad header information in some cases.

Other changes in 1.8.0

1.7.0

New features in Instalink version 1.7.0 include:

1.6.0

New features in Instalink version 1.6.0 include:

FTPS Connections: A new Connect to FTPS Server action has been added to interact with FTPS servers.Decode CSV Transform: Added a new transform to decode CSV data.

Bug fixes in 1.6.0 include:

Fixes a problem where process queues can stop running unexpectedly.

1.6.1

Bug fixes in 1.6.1 include:

Added FTPS to outbound call record types

1.6.2

Version 1.6.2 updated various internal libraries used by Instalink

1.6.3

New features in Instalink version 1.6.3 include:

Processor restarts: Processors automatically restart when they fail

Bug fixes in 1.6.3 include:

Fixed form fields not appearing in the endpoints view

1.6.4

Bug fixes in 1.6.4 include:

Fixed problem where you could not save authorizations on Listen processes

1.6.5

New features in Instalink version 1.6.5 include:

Processor Exit View: Added a view where you can view processor exits, the reasons, and error information

Bug fixes in 1.6.5 include:

Original Post used with permission from: https://medium.com/@jordan.baczuk/how-to-generate-a-bitcoin-address-step-by-step-9d7fcbf1ad0b

How to Generate a Bitcoin Address — Step by Step

Introduction

This is a hands on, technical guide about the generation of Bitcoin addresses including private and public keys, and the cryptography involved.

This guide will walk you through all the steps to generate a Bitcoin address using the command line on a Mac. Similar steps should be possible on other operating systems using similar cryptographic tools. Lines starting with $denote terminal commands, which you can type and run (without the $ of course).

Mac Terminal (iTerm 2)

Dependencies

brew — Installation: https://brew.sh/pip — Installation: sudo easyinstall piplibressl — Installation: brew install libresslbase58 — Installation: pip install base58