What's the estimated time before HEAT hits block 777,777?
We where wondering that ourselves. So we made this..
When is block 777,777 ?
that was impressive, thanks
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We where wondering that ourselves. So we made this..
When is block 777,777 ?
that was impressive, thanks
heat-sdk version 0.5.0 with WebSocket/Push support
heat-sdk version 0.5.0 is ready for use in your browser and on your server.
Now with native and managed WebSocket support it becomes easy to build your real-time connected blockchain apps. In the browser and on mobile heat-sdk will fall back on native HTML5 WebSocket support available in modern browsers. When you build on the we've opted for the nodejs cross OS `ws` package.
Any way, whether you are developing for mobile or the server know that our websocket implementation ensures you are always connected and when you ever got disconnected from our or your own HEAT servers. Heat-sdk will make sure your connection is restored while transparently managing all your previous subscriptions with the server. Basically re-subscribing your application so that your application logic wont even know you got disconnected.
Samples on using heat-sdk 0.5.0 with websocket support
Click the button to load the sample. You can edit the code and play around in the editor on the left
https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
heat-sdk version 0.5.0 is ready for use in your browser and on your server.
Now with native and managed WebSocket support it becomes easy to build your real-time connected blockchain apps. In the browser and on mobile heat-sdk will fall back on native HTML5 WebSocket support available in modern browsers. When you build on the we've opted for the nodejs cross OS `ws` package.
Any way, whether you are developing for mobile or the server know that our websocket implementation ensures you are always connected and when you ever got disconnected from our or your own HEAT servers. Heat-sdk will make sure your connection is restored while transparently managing all your previous subscriptions with the server. Basically re-subscribing your application so that your application logic wont even know you got disconnected.
Samples on using heat-sdk 0.5.0 with websocket support
Click the button to load the sample. You can edit the code and play around in the editor on the left
https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
Is there a way to sign a lease TX offline indefinitely (offline computer) the somehow broadcasting that instead of specifying amounts of blocks? If i need to, what is the max block number?
Max is 300,000 blocks. But after one block you can issue a next lease which can again be 300,000 blocks and starts the moment the first lease ends.
With heat-sdk you can create the lease transaction offline, sign it and broadcast it. (but this is through code, just a few lines of javascript, that you could run locally in your browser)
Through heat wallet you can do the same by opening the Lease Balance dialog.
Is there a way to sign a lease TX offline indefinitely (offline computer) the somehow broadcasting that instead of specifying amounts of blocks? If i need to, what is the max block number?
So cool! It's so simple.
Todays samples of using heat-sdk
We'll be focusing on further completion of heat-sdk for now.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
We'll be focusing on further completion of heat-sdk for now.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
What's the estimated time before HEAT hits block 777,777?
We where wondering that ourselves. So we made this..
When is block 777,777 ?
What's the estimated time before HEAT hits block 777,777?
Heat-sdk runs in your browser.
heat-sdk runs natively in your server environment as well as on your mobile and in your browser.
Please checkout another demo but now running in a browser.
Feel free to play around with the code, either click fork or just edit the code in the left hand window, it will immediately run in the preview window on the right.
Online Sample/Demo
heat-sdk runs natively in your server environment as well as on your mobile and in your browser.
Please checkout another demo but now running in a browser.
Feel free to play around with the code, either click fork or just edit the code in the left hand window, it will immediately run in the preview window on the right.
Online Sample/Demo
Roadmap looks good,
thanks!
thanks!
Really the roadmap and good, I hope they can comply with the described in the roadmap.
Good progress has been made with heat-sdk!
We are at version 0.3.3 now and counting.
Heat-sdk is an essential building block much needed in order to built upon the amazing HEAT core.
With heat-sdk we bring the full power of the decentralized HEAT blockchain to the three most used computing platforms in the world!
Heat-sdk runs natively and can do all you would ever need when working with HEAT on:
1. Mobile phones
2. Web browsers
3. Web servers (in the form of NodeJS)
While still under heavy development you can use heat-sdk today!
Check out https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk and grab a copy for yourself, or if you feel really adventurous go and try out one of our growing list of samples that run in a virtual server environment and can be edited straight from your browser.
package home | https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
source code | https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heat-sdk
documentation | https://heat-ledger-ltd.github.io/heat-sdk/
Run these samples in your browser.
These are just some samples we created today - for further samples see our test suite https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heat-sdk/tree/master/test
Heat-sdk will play a major role in the long awaited HEAT microservices architecture, so stay tuned ..
We are at version 0.3.3 now and counting.
Heat-sdk is an essential building block much needed in order to built upon the amazing HEAT core.
With heat-sdk we bring the full power of the decentralized HEAT blockchain to the three most used computing platforms in the world!
Heat-sdk runs natively and can do all you would ever need when working with HEAT on:
1. Mobile phones
2. Web browsers
3. Web servers (in the form of NodeJS)
While still under heavy development you can use heat-sdk today!
Check out https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk and grab a copy for yourself, or if you feel really adventurous go and try out one of our growing list of samples that run in a virtual server environment and can be edited straight from your browser.
package home | https://www.npmjs.com/package/heat-sdk
source code | https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heat-sdk
documentation | https://heat-ledger-ltd.github.io/heat-sdk/
Run these samples in your browser.
These are just some samples we created today - for further samples see our test suite https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heat-sdk/tree/master/test
Heat-sdk will play a major role in the long awaited HEAT microservices architecture, so stay tuned ..
Meanwhile over at Slack:
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
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2.0.0 nodes are now the green-labelled ones (right column) on https://heat.fabco.tech/
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
Is there a guide on how to do a lease transaction?
So i have my main passphrase. I also have a node running heat. If i want to point the balance of my main passphrase to the heat node passphrase how do i do that?
Choose the account you want to lease to, if you haven't got one ready, create a new one. From top right corner choose lease balance and determine account and the length of the lease.
Meanwhile over at Slack:
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
Quote
2.0.0 nodes are now the green-labelled ones (right column) on https://heat.fabco.tech/
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
Is there a guide on how to do a lease transaction?
So i have my main passphrase. I also have a node running heat. If i want to point the balance of my main passphrase to the heat node passphrase how do i do that?
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Roadmap looks good,
thanks!
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thanks!
Discuss some crypto blockchain tokens of interest:
https://blawks.com/Beginner-s-Introduction-to-IOTA-DISCUSSION-t
https://blawks.com/Understanding-NEO-t
https://blawks.com/Lisk-LSK-2018-Projections-t
https://blawks.com/A-Platform-for-the-Internet-of-Things-IoT-t
When will the HEAT Client 2.2.0 be available for mac? Thanks
We are working on that.
An IMac for exactly this purpose was purchased recently and we are working on expanding our target platforms.
Unfortunately until that time if you want to use HEAT on your Mac we recommend the webwallet or if you want to run a node you would have to use the 2.0.0 HEAT server.
You guys are awesome. Truly a hidden gem.
When will the HEAT Client 2.2.0 be available for mac? Thanks
We are working on that.
An IMac for exactly this purpose was purchased recently and we are working on expanding our target platforms.
Unfortunately until that time if you want to use HEAT on your Mac we recommend the webwallet or if you want to run a node you would have to use the 2.0.0 HEAT server.
Meanwhile over at Slack:
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
Quote
2.0.0 nodes are now the green-labelled ones (right column) on https://heat.fabco.tech/
So that means LOTS AND LOTS of 1.1.0 nodes folks.
Remember:
When block 777,777 comes and knocks ... you won't be getting da blocks!
So make sure you update to 2.0.0 - https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger/releases
I've been running the new version nicely on my comp. No problems so far. Looks like a steady and stable release, and I speak for windows 10. Looking forward to the hard fork and enabling of balance leasing.
Exchange is so not really looking good.
Thanks for the opinion. It's correct https://heatwallet.com isn't optimized for conversions at all, but your comment is the first stating the 2.0 is looking visually less than good. Tastes differ I guess.Wallet design is good, it screams more for the younger generation which is where the technology will find a home.
Only issue is that the wallet does not resize properly when resizing the window in Windows 8.
When the mobile client will be released, it will all look much better on any device and this is supposed to happen before the end of the year according to the roadmap.
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