Ripple product manager Julian Berridi has announced new xrpl.js and xrpl-py releases supporting XRP Ledger version 3.3.0. According to Berridi, the releases bring updated XRPL capabilities to developers working with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python applications.

Xrpl.js provides a JavaScript and TypeScript interface for developers building XRP Ledger applications in browsers and Node.js environments. Meanwhile, xrpl-py provides Python developers with tools for accessing XRPL transactions, network data, and core server API objects.


Both libraries simplify technical processes that developers would otherwise need to manage directly when communicating with XRP Ledger infrastructure. For instance, xrpl-py handles complex operations such as transaction serialization and signing while providing native Python methods and models.


Additionally, developers can communicate with the XRP Ledger through HTTP-based APIs offered by xrpld and the Clio server. Client libraries simplify those interactions by presenting ledger information through structures familiar to developers using their respective programming languages.