tested on win 10/win 8.1 but any issues let me know
Topic: [ANN][ELT] Electron, Blake-256 coin, merged mined - page 2. (Read 56520 times)
tested on win 10/win 8.1 but any issues let me know
No, no major news right now. Taking a break from developing after the twitter tip bot. Planned next project is a web store on used electronics and replacement car parts.
Any news?
interesting coin 
Electron 0.8.9.5 Release
https://github.com/Electron-Coin2014/Electron-ELT/releases/tag/0.8.9.5a
new checkpoint and updates with openssl 1.0.2d
https://github.com/Electron-Coin2014/Electron-ELT/releases/tag/0.8.9.5a
new checkpoint and updates with openssl 1.0.2d
Join me on twitter tonight and you may just get a nice 'twitter tip' of Electron from me
Hurry up though , its headed for 2 am here and I won't be up all night !!
On the development tip:
I am currently experimenting with building Blake Coin , Photon, Electron , etal with newer versions of boost and qt to see if I notice performance increases........... If I find one I may upload a 'frankenstein' wallet to my github......... no noticable 'boost' as of yet in performance on win, of course I will be testing linux also but since this is designed for the end user I am looking at ways to improve the allready excellent wallets we have now !!
There is a test version of Electron available with a link button in the qt wallet to the Electron Tip Bot, it is an unofficial build (as of now)
Just tweet me and ask https://twitter.com/cinnamon_carter
Hurry up though , its headed for 2 am here and I won't be up all night !!
On the development tip:
I am currently experimenting with building Blake Coin , Photon, Electron , etal with newer versions of boost and qt to see if I notice performance increases........... If I find one I may upload a 'frankenstein' wallet to my github......... no noticable 'boost' as of yet in performance on win, of course I will be testing linux also but since this is designed for the end user I am looking at ways to improve the allready excellent wallets we have now !!
There is a test version of Electron available with a link button in the qt wallet to the Electron Tip Bot, it is an unofficial build (as of now)
Just tweet me and ask https://twitter.com/cinnamon_carter
Yes, electron ELT is traded on banx.io
Any Exchange?
Lets get it ready
Haha, that would be nice!
Haha, that would be nice!
I think a celebration is in order....
yeah, time flies. Coming up on 1 year next week =)
yeah, time flies. Coming up on 1 year next week =)
wow , time sure flies !!
FYI, we are about 2 weeks from the reward halving.
FYI, we are about 2 weeks from the reward halving.
Thanks Cinnamon!
tip bot is gr8 :-))
Sounds good! Looking forward to it!
800 lines of code?! That's lean! You don't want to know how many lines of code is in the tip bot. The tip bot will sound like a fat pig in comparison lol
800 lines of code?! That's lean! You don't want to know how many lines of code is in the tip bot. The tip bot will sound like a fat pig in comparison lol
Sounds good! Looking forward to it!
800 lines of code?! That's lean! You don't want to know how many lines of code is in the tip bot. The tip bot will sound like a fat pig in comparison lol
800 lines of code?! That's lean! You don't want to know how many lines of code is in the tip bot. The tip bot will sound like a fat pig in comparison lol
Concerning the CCE explorer at: elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com
The new database loader has been patched into all the explorers and restart tests were done over the last few days.
I know it appears that CCE 4 is taking a long time in development, but I want to make sure that everything is running as good as possible and future improvements will not involve the amount of rewriting I am doing from 3.5 to 4.0. It took a couple of months to decide the final structure of the database loader for 4.0. The database loader is only half the equation, the web server is now the development focus and the part that will tested in the in public beta. I guess if one good thing came out of the retro fitting of 4.0, it is that the database loader code will be well tested even before the live beta.
I have decided to release a base version of the database loader for 4.0 as open source. I have been taking time with the database loader (and its associated modules) to make it open source friendly.
This will most likely be released at the same time CCE 4 is deployed to take advantage of the PR opportunity. I think people might be surprised at how small the modules are for the loader, but it has always been one of my goals to create explorer code as lite as possible in both length and resources. There are 4 modules that make up the database loader and combined are just shy of 800 lines. I still have more to do with the statistics module, but what will be released in the open source version is there. The CCE 3.5 web server, which is the base of writing the CCE 4.0 web server, is composed of two modules and combined is a bit over 800 lines.
There are so many options being added to CCE 4 that most likely it will be offered in a tiered format. From very basic free explorers (text like with only a couple, if any, API commands) with advertisement type funding to a top tier with things like blockchain downloads updated weekly, coin client downloads, user accounts, advanced API features for statistics and "lite" clients , user and developer explorer customizations, coin website hosting and much more. Much of this is covered in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptocoin-explorer-version-40-development-announcement-922521
Once a larger chunk of the new features is finalized, I will post them in the CCE 4.0 thread. Please offer any ideas for features you might want in that thread.
The point is, CCE 4 is going to be a different beast from CCE 3.5. It is turning out to be a complete rewrite. I believe in the end, it will be worth the wait.
The new database loader has been patched into all the explorers and restart tests were done over the last few days.
I know it appears that CCE 4 is taking a long time in development, but I want to make sure that everything is running as good as possible and future improvements will not involve the amount of rewriting I am doing from 3.5 to 4.0. It took a couple of months to decide the final structure of the database loader for 4.0. The database loader is only half the equation, the web server is now the development focus and the part that will tested in the in public beta. I guess if one good thing came out of the retro fitting of 4.0, it is that the database loader code will be well tested even before the live beta.
I have decided to release a base version of the database loader for 4.0 as open source. I have been taking time with the database loader (and its associated modules) to make it open source friendly.
This will most likely be released at the same time CCE 4 is deployed to take advantage of the PR opportunity. I think people might be surprised at how small the modules are for the loader, but it has always been one of my goals to create explorer code as lite as possible in both length and resources. There are 4 modules that make up the database loader and combined are just shy of 800 lines. I still have more to do with the statistics module, but what will be released in the open source version is there. The CCE 3.5 web server, which is the base of writing the CCE 4.0 web server, is composed of two modules and combined is a bit over 800 lines.
There are so many options being added to CCE 4 that most likely it will be offered in a tiered format. From very basic free explorers (text like with only a couple, if any, API commands) with advertisement type funding to a top tier with things like blockchain downloads updated weekly, coin client downloads, user accounts, advanced API features for statistics and "lite" clients , user and developer explorer customizations, coin website hosting and much more. Much of this is covered in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptocoin-explorer-version-40-development-announcement-922521
Once a larger chunk of the new features is finalized, I will post them in the CCE 4.0 thread. Please offer any ideas for features you might want in that thread.
The point is, CCE 4 is going to be a different beast from CCE 3.5. It is turning out to be a complete rewrite. I believe in the end, it will be worth the wait.
In case you haven't heard or seen it on the BLC thread, the @tipElectron tip bot is open for beta testing. Please see http://electron.tips for info. Thanks.
Concerning CryptoCoinExplorer: elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com
Over the last month or so, there has been more downtime then normal. This is due to server restarts by the server provider.
Before the recent incidents, server restarts were a relatively rare occurrence.When CCE 3.5 was written last year, unattended restarts were not a major consideration.
I do not run a startup script for CCE servers as I prefer to manually restart CCE 3.5 explorers.
This is to ensure the startup goes smooth as there are a couple of issues, though rare, that could come up.
Development of CCE 4 started a few months ago and the database loader is at a state that it could be deployed.
The CCE 4 database loader is very restart friendly and also much more fault/error tolerant then the CCE 3.5 loader.
In light of these recent events, I am going to write a modified version of the CCE 4 database loader that will work with CCE 3.5 databases.
This will allow me to confidently use a server startup script to start the explorers unattended whenever there is a restart.
The plan is to have this deployed over the weekend/early next week.
My apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.
no problem. Thanks for working on it Over the last month or so, there has been more downtime then normal. This is due to server restarts by the server provider.
Before the recent incidents, server restarts were a relatively rare occurrence.When CCE 3.5 was written last year, unattended restarts were not a major consideration.
I do not run a startup script for CCE servers as I prefer to manually restart CCE 3.5 explorers.
This is to ensure the startup goes smooth as there are a couple of issues, though rare, that could come up.
Development of CCE 4 started a few months ago and the database loader is at a state that it could be deployed.
The CCE 4 database loader is very restart friendly and also much more fault/error tolerant then the CCE 3.5 loader.
In light of these recent events, I am going to write a modified version of the CCE 4 database loader that will work with CCE 3.5 databases.
This will allow me to confidently use a server startup script to start the explorers unattended whenever there is a restart.
The plan is to have this deployed over the weekend/early next week.
My apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.
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