mjxmr submits December 2021 Monero dev report

Monero contributor mjxmr¹ has submitted his December 2021 dev report² for community review:

I was very happy to work overtime in the 1st half of December, since I knew that family matters would slow me down later on.

Work

• Continuous Integration (CI) work
• clean up work / isolating remaining bugs

In January, mjxmr is looking to prepare a bridge for the R language, extract and publish the unique simulation features and fix remaining bugs.

mjxmr could work with hajerchebil³ in the near future:

Hajer would like to bring more contributions to the project and I know her well enough, to be sure, that she’s worth it. She could do the side tasks, that I would have to do anyway, but in parallel (so in effect: sooner) and for a cheaper hourly basis than me, due to differences in experience.

Contracting her is a separate decision from the Community though, and it will be soon presented in either her own CCS proposal, or via the MAGIC Grants.

To better understand mjxmr’s CCS-related work on Monero, you can read john_r365⁴’s Layman’s Guide⁵.

Reports for his most recent CCS proposal⁶ and previous dev report (November 2021)⁷ are also available on Monero Observer.