Topic: Most beautiful block explorer ever ? - page 3. (Read 3170 times)
Oh wow, me likey likey!
I must say that does look pretty cool. At first I didn't realise that you could scroll up and down to see different views.
Kudos to the creator, and it does look like a Japanese creation - very colourful.
I tend not to use Block Explorers, mostly because I tend not to send BTC anywhere - just deal on an exchange.
Kudos to the creator, and it does look like a Japanese creation - very colourful.
I tend not to use Block Explorers, mostly because I tend not to send BTC anywhere - just deal on an exchange.
I have seen it today on reddit and it is awesome!
You have to see genesis block, Incredible!
You have to see genesis block, Incredible!
Oh wow. I didn't see that before. That looks way cool. Be great if it could visualize all text within the blockchain like that.
I have seen it today on reddit and it is awesome!
You have to see genesis block, Incredible!
You have to see genesis block, Incredible!
I remember a block explorer where you would see bubbles that constituted different transactions and the bigger the transaction the bigger the bubble. Every bubble made a different musical note all in harmony with each other so it made a never ending sort of music box melody. It was amazing but i lost the URL sadly.
Here the bubble visualizer you mean: http://www.bitlisten.com/
I agree the OP's one is very creative, although probably confusing for anyone who doesn't understand the blockchain/bitcoin.
The volume control isn't working. Can't turn it down, which means it sounds like I'm living in a music box. Nice to see new development though.
Edit: My bad, the tinkling music box noise wasn't from the OP's example, it was the other one (link above) I went to find that was still open in another browser.
Those cute animations, Pretty good animations and really lovely to see, though I don't think that the design matters if the actual use of the block explorer isn't met. I still prefer blocktrail over other block explorers out there because of its functionalities and its API. Blockchain.info is also a good candidate though they are having some problems every now and then.
But if design and creativity is the criteria, I'd say that block explorer is pretty neat. 10/10 on the animations.
But if design and creativity is the criteria, I'd say that block explorer is pretty neat. 10/10 on the animations.
Pretty cool.
What are the ? ? ? for?
Anybody saw one drop?
What are the ? ? ? for?
Anybody saw one drop?
Super neat, I really like the design and how it kind've makes blocks feel more tangible (odd I know). I think they should put out an english version soon but until then a translated page works decent.
People these days surprise me. Finding the English version was quite easy.
Hopefully you know which icon is for settings (hint: It's not the first one).
It's "cool" and the real time data is nice, but the animation feel just like frill, bell and whistles and i don't find it very useful.
It must have been a fun project to make.
It must have been a fun project to make.
Congratulations, this is actually pretty solid development, or so it seems. The block explorer is pretty stable and beautifully made...
I remember a block explorer where you would see bubbles that constituted different transactions and the bigger the transaction the bigger the bubble. Every bubble made a different musical note all in harmony with each other so it made a never ending sort of music box melody. It was amazing but i lost the URL sadly.
Super neat, I really like the design and how it kind've makes blocks feel more tangible (odd I know). I think they should put out an english version soon but until then a translated page works decent.
People these days surprise me. Finding the English version was quite easy.
Hopefully you know which icon is for settings (hint: It's not the first one).
Super neat, I really like the design and how it kind've makes blocks feel more tangible (odd I know). I think they should put out an english version soon but until then a translated page works decent.
i don't know why but i still prefer blockchain.info as an online block explorer and fortunately it didn't have any more down-times after the spam attack on the network was ended.
I'll second this, I prefer blockchain.info because a) it is not bloated and b) it is easiest to read, maybe it's because people are use to it by now but it loads fast and does the job. If blockchain info is not available then I use either chain.so or btc.blockr.io or biteasy and it's because when I want to check the balance of an address I want to get it asap and I don't care about fancy graphics.
Too over the top design. I prefer things to be simple, sharp, effective and clean on it's design. Blockchain.info meets all of this criteria. It's still my default go-to explorer.
It looks nice, and has some good information at hand but it is rather inefficient. For some reason blockchain.info is the one that is best suitable for me.
Whenever I feel like doing research or even just some checking, I use it.
There are weird sounds coming from it though.
Whenever I feel like doing research or even just some checking, I use it.
It's so cool, but like he said blocktrail is the best!
It is good, but certainly not the best. However, the question would be who decides which one is best? I dont get it, it looks like a webgame
I don't understand how you don't get it, it is really simple. Change it into English and you should be able to understand it. There are weird sounds coming from it though.
I dont get it, it looks like a webgame
it's more creative then beautiful , for the current english block explorers BlockTrail.com is definitly the best (what comes to API , or design or anything else) , blockchain.info is having a lot of issues lately
beautiful but not so intuitive
i don't know why but i still prefer blockchain.info as an online block explorer and fortunately it didn't have any more down-times after the spam attack on the network was ended.
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