Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 1991. (Read 3074209 times)
March 22, 2016, 07:00:37 PM
I think Lisk if well worked will be one of the major currencies in the future, but only if they meet all of its projects, the ICO was a success and step marketing was much better, hope that their creators now on continue doing things right
March 22, 2016, 06:54:21 PM
reason to support Lisk 😁
Lisk uses javaScript while eth uses C++
http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-javascript/all/all
Usage Statistics of JavaScript for Websites, March 2016
Lisk uses javaScript while eth uses C++
http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-javascript/all/all
Usage Statistics of JavaScript for Websites, March 2016
funny reason. sorry to say that this site is not really relevant here. of course websites use nearly only javascript. They even can't use C++ normally. Browser don't support it ;-)
But of course its cool, that lisk uses javascript. I also say that...
See it like that. You have Backend and Frontend code. One runs on the operating system and one in the browser or any gui.
Both is needed for a DAPP. Backend can be written in nearly any language you can just compile it and it runs. But you can also run javascript there.
Frontend can be written only "theoretically" in any language. Browsers can only run javascript. So anything else has to be somehow ran through a extra parser. It's getting too slow. So you normally "can" only use javascript itself. Of course you can use the other languages for local applications without the browser. But that's extra work for different operating systems.
Thats why javascript gets much attention lately, because you can write the same language in the frontend and the backend and you can "share" some code as well...
March 22, 2016, 06:52:00 PM
reason to support Lisk 😁
Lisk uses javaScript while eth uses C++
http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-javascript/all/all
Usage Statistics of JavaScript for Websites, March 2016
Lisk uses javaScript while eth uses C++
http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-javascript/all/all
Usage Statistics of JavaScript for Websites, March 2016
March 22, 2016, 06:49:46 PM
Very impressive use of blockchain technology.
Observing closely.
Observing closely.
March 22, 2016, 06:27:23 PM
Yes, here is the documentation:
https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/README
construct new business models around distributed apps and distributed data. disrupt established markets and dominant players.
Now that you've brought up the subject, is there a Developer's Guide?
https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/README
Can someone please let me know - what is the advantage for JavaScript developers to create dApps? I mean this for Ethereum or Lisk, or any decentralized crypto. What really is the point? Is there massive profit potential for developers?
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
construct new business models around distributed apps and distributed data. disrupt established markets and dominant players.
Now that you've brought up the subject, is there a Developer's Guide?
March 22, 2016, 06:26:41 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words. 
it took eth a year to do that. but you thibk lisk will do this in 30 days?
Sorry but Lisk is not 30 days old.
Lisk is built by Crypti developers who have been perfecting that platform for 2 FREAKING YEARS.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xcr-crypti-dapps-sidechains-dapp-store-open-source-100-own-code-dpos-654463
So a rise similar to Ethereum is very well-deserved and well-justified.
March 22, 2016, 06:19:09 PM
I am really sorry for your lack of ideas...
March 22, 2016, 06:02:52 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar in marketcap
~ 500.000.000$
March 22, 2016, 06:01:55 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar in marketcap
~ 500.000.000$
March 22, 2016, 05:56:17 PM
Can someone please let me know - what is the advantage for JavaScript developers to create dApps? I mean this for Ethereum or Lisk, or any decentralized crypto. What really is the point? Is there massive profit potential for developers?
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
Lisk Dapp Store offers several significant advantages for App developers, compared to traditional App stores:
Decentralized App Market
.App stores like iOS App store & Google Play are CENTRALIZED, meaning they're controlled by one entity (Apple/Google/Amazon, etc).
.Lisk Dapp Store is DECENTRALIZED, meaning it's hosted on Lisk network of 1000's of computers, not by Lisk Corporation.
0% Sales Commission
.Developers must pay 30% commission of their APP sales revenue to Apple/Google/Amazon.
.Developers pay 0% commission of their DAPP sales revenue on Lisk Dapp store.
0% Downtime
. Apps may become inaccessible should hardware issues arise at the App hosting company (Apple/Google/Amazon, etc).
. Lisk Dapps experience 0% Downtime since they're hosted on a network of 1000's of computers.
0% corruption
.Blockchain technology offers transparency for Dapps. For example; finances, poll results, high scores, etc. can be audited by anyone.
No Restrictions
.App developers always risk suspension by Apple/Google/Amazon or governments. There are no restrictions with Dapps and regulations are impossible to enforce.
Well said!
There should be an infographic on OP about dApp Store VS. App Store, just like infographic on Lisk VS. Ethereum
March 22, 2016, 05:55:21 PM
Can someone please let me know - what is the advantage for JavaScript developers to create dApps? I mean this for Ethereum or Lisk, or any decentralized crypto. What really is the point? Is there massive profit potential for developers?
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
Developers make apps to make money, generally. If there's money to be made with Lisk dApps, JavaScript developers will naturally be drawn to it. If there's no money, then what's the method for enticing them?
Not everyone wants to create open-source apps and give them away for free. There's a reason Apple's App Store attracts so many developers, and yet other app stores and platforms go nowhere. Is lisk building an App Store akin to Apple's? Or are you guys who invested in Lisk basically wanting JavaScript developers to get excited by this language for the purpose of your own investment.
Put yourself in a JavaScript developer's shoes - what's in it for them?
P.S. I'm a JavaScript / software engineer myself.
Lisk Dapp Store offers several significant advantages for App developers, compared to traditional App stores:
Decentralized App Market
.App stores like iOS App store & Google Play are CENTRALIZED, meaning they're controlled by one entity (Apple/Google/Amazon, etc).
.Lisk Dapp Store is DECENTRALIZED, meaning it's hosted on Lisk network of 1000's of computers, not by Lisk Corporation.
0% Sales Commission
.Developers must pay 30% commission of their APP sales revenue to Apple/Google/Amazon.
.Developers pay 0% commission of their DAPP sales revenue on Lisk Dapp store.
0% Downtime
. Apps may become inaccessible should hardware issues arise at the App hosting company (Apple/Google/Amazon, etc).
. Lisk Dapps experience 0% Downtime since they're hosted on a network of 1000's of computers.
0% corruption
.Blockchain technology offers transparency for Dapps. For example; finances, poll results, high scores, etc. can be audited by anyone.
No Restrictions
.App developers always risk suspension by Apple/Google/Amazon or governments. There are no restrictions with Dapps and regulations are impossible to enforce.
March 22, 2016, 05:32:40 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar in marketcap
~ 500.000.000$
I guess lisk will have a hard time to catch up with eth... leave it some more time ;-)
March 22, 2016, 05:29:56 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar in marketcap
~ 500.000.000$
March 22, 2016, 05:28:00 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar in marketcap
~ 500.000.000$
March 22, 2016, 05:26:50 PM
Also peer2peer360, stop typing your posts like you're writing a poem.
His format is perfect for cellphone viewing. Everybody else's isn't.
March 22, 2016, 05:25:25 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
that would be a 3 billion dollar marketcap
March 22, 2016, 05:24:20 PM
If anyone here is interested in a San Francisco Bay Area Meetup for Lisk, please let me know so we can organize one.
March 22, 2016, 05:20:43 PM
Java based?? lol ummmm ok.
Market for that seems to be dying down.
For the thousandth time, Javascript is not Java. Lisk uses JavaScript.
LOL at how butthurt you and bananabread boy there are getting over this. Should I/we be worried about any LISK development/investment? Hrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. The point is, LISK SEEMS to have potential but it's very shady re. the btc investment for "What it is" which is nothing groundbreaking at all! Don't you people get that? You obviously have strong feelings for LISK which can easily cloud your judgement, thus I feel for you.
It's not very impressive if you change your points you are critical about. First you said "Java based?? lol ummmm ok.", after the info that it's Javascript you quickly speak about "shady...btc investment" etc.
The question is: What exactly is your point?
OMG, just check his god fucking post history.. He has been Fudding here from the start.
March 22, 2016, 05:13:48 PM
Within first 30 days after launch 1 Lisk= $5 USD. Mark my words.
it took eth a year to do that. but you thibk lisk will do this in 30 days?
March 22, 2016, 05:12:16 PM
1 crypti = not even 1 cent.
Why 1 LISK 1 dollar bottom?
Pls explain, no troll.
Also peer2peer360, stop typing your posts like you're writing a poem.
Why 1 LISK 1 dollar bottom?
Pls explain, no troll.
Also peer2peer360, stop typing your posts like you're writing a poem.
0 activity lol, classic
Who cares?
I've got 5+ BTC invested for the off-chance that it pumps past ICO value, just so I get to dump it. I can see that happening. What I don't see happening is this project having long-term significance.
There are people calling Ether a scam. Now there's something objectively silly. Vitalik passed every single round of questioning with flying colours. His posts on reddit are so technical that I don't understand a single line, yet I love it. It makes me trust him. It's legit.
But for LISK? How could you possibly carry long-term expectations when it's a 100% copy of another project that isn't even worth 1 cent a piece? Not to mention the logo reminiscent of an 8-bit Atari game and the goofy team pictures.
5 BTC!?!?! Can I get your autograph? lol
you gunna crash the market with your 0.0002% of the coins!
Those are some really good points. I definitely see LISK's long-term potential now. Thank you.
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