Topic: Node.js and Bitcoin (Read 1076 times)
That looks quite nice, thanks onemorebtc. Cloning it now.
EDIT: Works great, the interface is nothing to write home about but the code runs way more stable for me than the other version I posted.
I use this, mainly because I like the block explorer in terminal: https://github.com/chjj/termcoin
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
I am so gonna port this for offline use
If you are successful in doing so let me know lol. I thought it was a neat little project and I guess development on it stalled. If there was a bitcointalk CLI, I'd probably be using it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7555291
^ bitcoin ncurses
I use this, mainly because I like the block explorer in terminal: https://github.com/chjj/termcoin
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
I am so gonna port this for offline use
If you are successful in doing so let me know lol. I thought it was a neat little project and I guess development on it stalled. If there was a bitcointalk CLI, I'd probably be using it.
NODE coin is based on Node.js https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-thread-590421
I use this, mainly because I like the block explorer in terminal: https://github.com/chjj/termcoin
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
I am so gonna port this for offline use
I use this, mainly because I like the block explorer in terminal: https://github.com/chjj/termcoin
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
For me it is a little fussy, but a really nice design.
Bitpay is using Node. Just-Dice, Dicebitco.in, Moneypot and a lot of site using it.
You can check bitpay's open source bitcoin library for node: http://bitcore.io/
You can check bitpay's open source bitcoin library for node: http://bitcore.io/
Has anyone done any work with bitcoin backend with node.js? I'd be interested to know how many people use it and with what.
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