Today I released version `0.32.0` of both the main framework and the live plugin.
This release brings several bug fixes, and improvements that I made based on feedback from the community. I **highly recommend updating** your setup to this version as soon as possible.
Today I released version 0.31.0 of the main framework and the live trade plugin. You can update via [this guide](https://docs.jesse.trade/docs/getting-started/update.html).
This update brings below items:
I'm pretty happy for two reasons, firstly because of the successful launch of the GUI dashboard that we did a few days ago, and secondly, Christmas is coming baby!
I am more than happy to announce that version 0.30.0 of Jesse is released! This is the biggest update of the framework to this point. It is mostly about the new GUI dashboard, which is a much more convenient way to interact with Jesse rather than the CLI.
Today I released the RC version of the dashboard which is the third beta except that is the RC version. In case you don't know what RC is, it's short for "Release Candidate". Meaning that this release is going to be the initial release of the dashboard if no major bug is found in the coming days.
I have to admit, I'm a little nervous about this. The live-trade plugin is already at 50% because of the early-access phase which we're in. So offering further discounts because of black Friday may not be the best idea. But you guys asked, and I wanted to make a few happy faces.
I've been working hard on the new GUI dashboard. And boy did it take more work than I expected! But the result was totally worth it. It makes my algo-trading experience much more enjoyable the same way Jupyter notebooks did for researching in Python.
This release is about improvements and makings things more stable to run smoother. It also has one little change in the strategy API. Although the majority of you don't have to make any changes to your strategies.
For those of you who have been tried of Binance lately, this is an interesting release bringing full support for the "FTX Futures" exchange to Jesse. It also brings backtesting support for `Bybit`.
I mentioned in my previous post that I'm working on the new dashboard release. I'm happy to announce that a beta version of it is available to everyone interested in trying it out, and I have screenshots for the rest of you.
Today I released version `0.26.0` of the main framework and version `0.0.10` of the live trade plugin.
Here is what's new...
I'm sure you have noticed that I've been quiet in the past few weeks. That's because I was focused on a long-overdue and important release of Jesse.
Finding good strategies to learn from, modify, or trade is no easy task. You have to filter through so many just to find a few good ones. My number one goal for Jesse as a whole echo system is to make all parts of trading easier for the community.
I am pleased to announce that today I published a new page on our website for hosting strategies.
Today I released 0.25.0 for the main framework and 0.0.8 of the live trade plugin.
Version `0.24.0` brings a few improvements and also introduces a number of new utility functions for researchers.
However, if you are an M1 Mac user, this release is a game-changer for you because it brings native support for M1 chips!