and this could be a great start. I'll check it out for sure.you should sell it in the gaiacoin app store (and any other coin with a built in app store) the more people that learn the better
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right on, I was just talking with someone about this exact topic... I need to learn more... lol a lot more and this could be a great start. I'll check it out for sure.
you should sell it in the gaiacoin app store (and any other coin with a built in app store) the more people that learn the better
and this could be a great start. I'll check it out for sure.you should sell it in the gaiacoin app store (and any other coin with a built in app store) the more people that learn the better
Not sure if this is the right place to post this question, but I need some help...
I just found this book, and I'm really excited to get started! I am familiar with Java and Visual Studio, but have ZERO C# experience. In visual studio, after I install the reference NBitcoin, the bitcoin keywords (Key, PubKey, BitcoinAddress... etc) are not highlighting as reserved/recognized keywords... Is there a step I am missing? The microsoft forum was completely useless...
I just found this book, and I'm really excited to get started! I am familiar with Java and Visual Studio, but have ZERO C# experience. In visual studio, after I install the reference NBitcoin, the bitcoin keywords (Key, PubKey, BitcoinAddress... etc) are not highlighting as reserved/recognized keywords... Is there a step I am missing? The microsoft forum was completely useless...
You need to include the "namespace" with the "using" keyword. (packages is java's equivalent)
Follow Channel9 videos for C# beginner, it is awesome. http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C-Sharp-Fundamentals-Development-for-Absolute-Beginners
No it's ok, if I paid for it and others will get it free I have no problem with that 
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
Not sure if this is the right place to post this question, but I need some help...
I just found this book, and I'm really excited to get started! I am familiar with Java and Visual Studio, but have ZERO C# experience. In visual studio, after I install the reference NBitcoin, the bitcoin keywords (Key, PubKey, BitcoinAddress... etc) are not highlighting as reserved/recognized keywords... Is there a step I am missing? The microsoft forum was completely useless...
I get this error when trying to debug:
Error 1 Cannot embed interop types from assembly 'f:\Bitcoin\ProgrammingBitcoin1\packages\NBitcoin.1.0.7.18\lib\net45\NBitcoin.dll' because it is missing either the 'ImportedFromTypeLibAttribute' attribute or the 'PrimaryInteropAssemblyAttribute' attribute f:\Bitcoin\ProgrammingBitcoin1\packages\NBitcoin.1.0.7.18\lib\net45\NBitcoin.dll ProgrammingBitcoin1
I switched the embed interop typse back and forth from true and false, but the keywords still don't highlight, and i get a different error for each keyword saying the namespace cannot be found.
I just found this book, and I'm really excited to get started! I am familiar with Java and Visual Studio, but have ZERO C# experience. In visual studio, after I install the reference NBitcoin, the bitcoin keywords (Key, PubKey, BitcoinAddress... etc) are not highlighting as reserved/recognized keywords... Is there a step I am missing? The microsoft forum was completely useless...
I get this error when trying to debug:
Error 1 Cannot embed interop types from assembly 'f:\Bitcoin\ProgrammingBitcoin1\packages\NBitcoin.1.0.7.18\lib\net45\NBitcoin.dll' because it is missing either the 'ImportedFromTypeLibAttribute' attribute or the 'PrimaryInteropAssemblyAttribute' attribute f:\Bitcoin\ProgrammingBitcoin1\packages\NBitcoin.1.0.7.18\lib\net45\NBitcoin.dll ProgrammingBitcoin1
I switched the embed interop typse back and forth from true and false, but the keywords still don't highlight, and i get a different error for each keyword saying the namespace cannot be found.
Just paid. I wish you had put a QR code so it could be scanned, I had to type in your wallet address.
Edit: i paid as soon as i got to the payment page, now that i am past i realize that i had to pay via exercise and OP_RETURN, I hope the outcome of you getting paid being the same in both methods makes both approaches valid
Edit: i paid as soon as i got to the payment page, now that i am past i realize that i had to pay via exercise and OP_RETURN, I hope the outcome of you getting paid being the same in both methods makes both approaches valid
The challenge is for the fun, the next part will be public anyway. (but those who managed to do the challenge will get it first... but since they will share it, it won't last long
)I have seen you payment, if you want to do the challenge, I can refund it to you, and you send them back with the OP_RETURN.
Just give me a signed message I verify your are the owner of the address if you want the refund and try the challenge. (very easy)
Wow, nice job. Thank you for this excellent book, Nicolas Dorier.
I'm addicted to C# and I like the brilliant idea of blockchain. Now your book combined both of them. Am I dreaming? 
Looking forward for the last 2 parts!
I'm addicted to C# and I like the brilliant idea of blockchain. Now your book combined both of them. Am I dreaming?
Looking forward for the last 2 parts!
Just paid. I wish you had put a QR code so it could be scanned, I had to type in your wallet address.
Edit: i paid as soon as i got to the payment page, now that i am past i realize that i had to pay via exercise and OP_RETURN, I hope the outcome of you getting paid being the same in both methods makes both approaches valid
Edit: i paid as soon as i got to the payment page, now that i am past i realize that i had to pay via exercise and OP_RETURN, I hope the outcome of you getting paid being the same in both methods makes both approaches valid
Made me laugh when I saw your article with 60 vote + on reddit.
I announced it 3 days ago it has been completely ignored.
I guess that's the difference between a real good blogger and a nerd like me
I announced it 3 days ago it has been completely ignored.
I guess that's the difference between a real good blogger and a nerd like me
Well I wasn't trying to steal your spotlight, I just wanted to raise some awareness about your book
But I'm glad it is getting some attention, we need more books like this
once the second and third book are available, please let me know via email ([email protected])
Ahah no that's fine, I'm glad you managed to get attention, I'll send you a tip please give me your address.
I did not managed to get the spotlight anyway, saying you stole it is far fetched.
I'll send you the mail.
Made me laugh when I saw your article with 60 vote + on reddit.
I announced it 3 days ago it has been completely ignored.
I guess that's the difference between a real good blogger and a nerd like me
I announced it 3 days ago it has been completely ignored.
I guess that's the difference between a real good blogger and a nerd like me
Well I wasn't trying to steal your spotlight, I just wanted to raise some awareness about your book
But I'm glad it is getting some attention, we need more books like this
once the second and third book are available, please let me know via email ([email protected])
Nice , that's a pretty nice article mate you got some skills on writing dude do you own that website ?
btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
do you own that website ? btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
Ty for the kind words, and yes it is my own site
(co-owned)I used the name seeing as it was on the cover of the book as well
Looks like the article is quite popular tbh, 759 views so far (and counting)
Made me laugh when I saw your article with 60 vote + on reddit.
I announced it 3 days ago it has been completely ignored.
I guess that's the difference between a real good blogger and a nerd like me
Nice , that's a pretty nice article mate you got some skills on writing dude do you own that website ?
btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
do you own that website ? btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
Ty for the kind words, and yes it is my own site
(co-owned)I used the name seeing as it was on the cover of the book as well
Looks like the article is quite popular tbh, 759 views so far (and counting)
Well done! Glad to see you still working on your implementation. Very interesting and promising book.
BTW I've submitted the final stealth standard to Peter Todd ready for him to publish. There are some changes, but we'll have to wait for it to be published/reviewed. Here's the doc: https://github.com/genjix/bips/blob/master/bip-stealth.mediawiki
BTW I've submitted the final stealth standard to Peter Todd ready for him to publish. There are some changes, but we'll have to wait for it to be published/reviewed. Here's the doc: https://github.com/genjix/bips/blob/master/bip-stealth.mediawiki
I overviewed the BIP, I don't see any breaking change about current version of Dark Wallet (the one published on the wiki), stealth address, prefix matching, key generations, OP_RETURN are always the same, am I right ?
Does multiple OP_RETURN will finally beb possible to batch more than one stealth payment in a transaction ?
Well done! Glad to see you still working on your implementation. Very interesting and promising book.
BTW I've submitted the final stealth standard to Peter Todd ready for him to publish. There are some changes, but we'll have to wait for it to be published/reviewed. Here's the doc: https://github.com/genjix/bips/blob/master/bip-stealth.mediawiki
BTW I've submitted the final stealth standard to Peter Todd ready for him to publish. There are some changes, but we'll have to wait for it to be published/reviewed. Here's the doc: https://github.com/genjix/bips/blob/master/bip-stealth.mediawiki
Blockchain Programming. Man, that is one baller name. I will definitely look into this later on!
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Woops , don't get me wrong man . I totally believe that it's your real name
I was just telling the guy that wrote the article to make sure it's your realname by asking "you" here on the forum , that's all Grin
Well, there is no problem with that, it is a valid concern I was just telling the guy that wrote the article to make sure it's your realname by asking "you" here on the forum , that's all Grin
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
thanks a lot !
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
Nice , that's a pretty nice article mate you got some skills on writing dude
do you own that website ? btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
I'm using my real name here are some proof : http://www.nicolas-dorier.com/, http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/MemberArticles.aspx?amid=6354608 and https://github.com/NicolasDorier
If you need, I can create some links between these identities by editing stuff.
Woops , don't get me wrong man . I totally believe that it's your real name
I was just telling the guy that wrote the article to make sure it's your realname by asking "you" here on the forum , that's all
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
thanks a lot !
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
Nice , that's a pretty nice article mate you got some skills on writing dude
do you own that website ? btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
I'm using my real name here are some proof : http://www.nicolas-dorier.com/, http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/MemberArticles.aspx?amid=6354608 and https://github.com/NicolasDorier
If you need, I can create some links between these identities by editing stuff.
Thanks, looking forward to read it
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
Nice , that's a pretty nice article mate you got some skills on writing dude
do you own that website ? btw, make sure that his real name is Nicolas Dorier , It may be just a fake name you know .. not everyone use their real names on the internet certaintly not on Bitcoin world
Just wrote up a small article about your book, which can be found here :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/blockchain-programming-in-c-first-book-of-the-trilogy-available-on-public-domain
Looking forward to part two and three!
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