... moreover it will scale later to any size we need and trusted
servers will complete the decentralized infrastructure to keep clients lean, fast and very lightweighted,
this is the way to go. the core has to be the ultimative working horse, the client is using it's first class
api.
So we will have
decentralized infrastructure built on top of the set of the servers? So each time when you do login to your lightweight client you do depend on the
trusted servers and their api.
Doesn't it look like the structure centralized around the trusted servers?
no, because they are optional but available on demand. separating the client from server makes a lot of sense
for the expected growth and the expected features. with a lean client version i can decide to connect to my local
node, my public or private 24h vps node (if exists) any unsecured open node if i don't need a transfer but just a
quick account balance or even to fully trustet nodes in case a transfer is needed. and if you think further to some
special nodes, offering services by a custom built api. moreover there is no need to keep the client in sync with the
core source which improves security, the most important mantry shortly (hear me now and believe me later) and
important too, i can reduce or better cut dependencies completely, gaining better cross-os properties.
at least i like to mention that i am lighhtyears away from seeing you or any other dev as an competition, i can ensure
you i would be *very* happy if a open source client would appear in this second. this way i could concentrate on the
project i am really after, the hive. while the explorer and the client is a service to the community the hive is a personal
and commercial poject, which could lift nxt to the global finance level and into another league. this project would be
also listed on asset exchange if done and i would be glad if i could start this tomorrow.
Hey nexern are you doing this all by yourself? Or do you have a team?
I may be able to help you with my friends that I already pay them to help Jean-Luc.
So you will be more easily concentrated on Hive!