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Topic: BTC Trader - live charting and tech-analysis desktop application - page 3. (Read 11346 times)
August 03, 2011, 07:28:32 AM
August 03, 2011, 06:22:05 AM
Haha, I was just doing a similar app 
Though in C#, I dislike Java GUI for being a little bit slow and bloated. But, good work man! I will release what I did so far (sorry, even the name is nearly the same - Bit Trader, registered it on google project hosting some time ago before seeing your project) and see if that's useful for people. I do it mainly for my own goals, but why not share with others too?
That's great! Exchanging ideas and solutions we would make both applications better Though in C#, I dislike Java GUI for being a little bit slow and bloated. But, good work man! I will release what I did so far (sorry, even the name is nearly the same - Bit Trader, registered it on google project hosting some time ago before seeing your project) and see if that's useful for people. I do it mainly for my own goals, but why not share with others too? August 03, 2011, 05:30:08 AM
Haha, I was just doing a similar app Though in C#, I dislike Java GUI for being a little bit slow and bloated. But, good work man! I will release what I did so far (sorry, even the name is nearly the same - Bit Trader, registered it on google project hosting some time ago before seeing your project) and see if that's useful for people. I do it mainly for my own goals, but why not share with others too?
Though in C#, I dislike Java GUI for being a little bit slow and bloated. But, good work man! I will release what I did so far (sorry, even the name is nearly the same - Bit Trader, registered it on google project hosting some time ago before seeing your project) and see if that's useful for people. I do it mainly for my own goals, but why not share with others too? August 03, 2011, 05:26:06 AM
Looking good! Really good alternative for Sierra Charts.
I would like to see mtgox' websocket implemented in this. See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MtGox/API#Websocket_API
Keep up the good work!
I would like to see mtgox' websocket implemented in this. See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MtGox/API#Websocket_API
Keep up the good work!
August 03, 2011, 05:12:57 AM
Ok so with Bitcoincharts if you select Avg Directional index it displays the ADX and the +DI and the -DI all in the same graph - ie they are all in the 1 study not in individual study windows. If you not sure what I mean let me know and I will post a screenshot.
Oh, that's what you meant... No it's not possible.Basically because that different indicators have different Y-axis units.
Nice work btw
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August 03, 2011, 04:52:15 AM
Ok so with Bitcoincharts if you select Avg Directional index it displays the ADX and the +DI and the -DI all in the same graph - ie they are all in the 1 study not in individual study windows. If you not sure what I mean let me know and I will post a screenshot.
Nice work btw
Nice work btw
August 03, 2011, 04:40:48 AM
Is there any way we can merge or overlay several indicators into one eg ADX, DM+, & DM- ?
What do you mean when you say "merge"?Overlay feature allows you to add as many indicators into the chart area as you need.
Also, can our chart settings be saved in case of format or if we want to use the saved chart settings on another PC?
Yes, you just need to save current chart layout as a template and then copy application settings to another PC.On windows PCs settings are usually stored at "C:\Users\
August 03, 2011, 04:24:06 AM
Is there any way we can merge or overlay several indicators into one eg ADX, DM+, & DM- ?
Also, can our chart settings be saved in case of format or if we want to use the saved chart settings on another PC?
Also, can our chart settings be saved in case of format or if we want to use the saved chart settings on another PC?
August 03, 2011, 03:30:16 AM
Oh shoot, how do we get a depth chart?
It's not impossibe at now. Bitcoincharts doesn't stream order book, so the only way to do that is implementing direct exchange connector.I mention this issue and will try to implement it as soon as I get working account manager for MtGox. At least.
But feel free to implement it on your behalf, BTCT sources are open
August 03, 2011, 02:03:18 AM
Oh shoot, how do we get a depth chart?
August 03, 2011, 12:14:10 AM
So what's your opinion of it so far? How does it compare to Bitcoincharts.com?
IMO the main advantage is that it auto-updates. I don't know why bitcoincharts can't add the feature to update without hitting draw (what happened to the web 2.0 movement?). Besides that, it's fully featured without the price of SierraChart. You aren't limited by what the web-based chart developers choose to exclude or how they format the layout.Dare I say, KILLER APP for traders?
August 02, 2011, 11:08:43 PM
So what's your opinion of it so far? How does it compare to Bitcoincharts.com?
We can't compare real desktop terminal with website based charts on JavaScript. Sure, this one is much more flexible and usable.
But we can compare this with SierraCharts (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sierrachart-bridge-realtime-bitcoin-charts-v05-mtgox-intersango-6019), for example.
At least his one is free. So thank you very much, devs, good job.
I not sure why, buy my graphic card's cooler getting mad, when I'm starting this software. Same I had when tried to generate btc.
August 02, 2011, 10:48:32 PM
So what's your opinion of it so far? How does it compare to Bitcoincharts.com?
August 02, 2011, 10:46:31 PM
Minor bug report. If you start the program and it's not maximized, then you maximize it, the chart won't scale to fit the new size. Chart scales fine if you exit the program while maximized and then reopen it. Let me know if you need the IDE Log
August 02, 2011, 07:11:57 PM
This looks really interesting
cheers
cheers
August 02, 2011, 06:26:27 PM
Sweet, gonna give this a try. My SierraChart trial expired and all the web based charts leave features out, which means it takes a combo of like 3 web based charts to get all the data I'm looking for.
Update: Excellent app! Working beautifully so far! The only thing I could ask for is a way to go from 1min interval to realtime, on mtgox at least. Not sure how that would work out. Right now the feed comes from bitcoincharts, so it would need to feed using websockets straight from mtgox or something. I dunno, I'm not familiar with the engineering behind that.
Update: Excellent app! Working beautifully so far! The only thing I could ask for is a way to go from 1min interval to realtime, on mtgox at least. Not sure how that would work out. Right now the feed comes from bitcoincharts, so it would need to feed using websockets straight from mtgox or something. I dunno, I'm not familiar with the engineering behind that.
August 02, 2011, 05:49:44 PM
Good day everyone!
My name is Coinfreak and I proudly present:
BTC Trader - opensource crossplatform charting/technical analysis/trading application.
Update Sep 12, 2011
http://btc-trader.org/img/thmb-02.png
Current version 1.4.2 includes
Bundles for Windows, Linux and Max OS X are available.
In order to update to v1.4.2 you have to completely uninstall v1.4.1.1 because of Automatic Updater was broken in previous version.
This project is at beta-stage now. So the best thing you can help is testing, testing and testing...
My name is Coinfreak and I proudly present:
BTC Trader - opensource crossplatform charting/technical analysis/trading application.
Update Sep 12, 2011
http://btc-trader.org/img/thmb-02.png
Current version 1.4.2 includes
- Live data feed from bitcoincharts.com
- Daily data feed from Yahoo Finance
- Rich collection of tech-analysis tools
- Facebook and Twitter integration
- Automatic software updater
- A lot of bugfixes since v1.4.1.1
Bundles for Windows, Linux and Max OS X are available.
In order to update to v1.4.2 you have to completely uninstall v1.4.1.1 because of Automatic Updater was broken in previous version.
This project is at beta-stage now. So the best thing you can help is testing, testing and testing...
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