version 1.4 means NXT price to da moon.
Topic: [NXT] Development Discussion - The dev plan that keeps on delivering - page 15. (Read 22223 times)
October 22, 2014, 04:52:06 AM
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version 1.4 means NXT price to da moon.
version 1.4 means NXT price to da moon.
October 22, 2014, 04:15:36 AM
Nxt has a long standing development plan that it has consistently delivered on (and more since there are features live today that were never in the plan)
The Nxt Development plan was created in partnership with Come-from-Beyond and based on the notes passed to him by BCNext. This thread will allow you to discuss each feature and become acquainted with future features before they are released.
The most up to date (and pretty
) development plan can be found at nxttechnologytree.com
The Nxt Development plan was created in partnership with Come-from-Beyond and based on the notes passed to him by BCNext. This thread will allow you to discuss each feature and become acquainted with future features before they are released.
The most up to date (and pretty
) development plan can be found at nxttechnologytree.comDevelopment Roadmap
Disclaimer:
The NXT developers provide no commitment to deliver any of the features described herein, and reserve the right to change this product roadmap from time to time at their sole discretion.
NXT 1.7 (Dec 2015)
Coin shuffling
Account control for phased transactions
Immediate execution of phased transaction on approval
Stable block times, 60 s average, max 10 min
Fee spreading and throttling of unique resource allocation
Account properties
Singleton assets
Mac installer
NXT 1.8 (April 2016)
Two factor authentication
Account transfer (panic button)
Account control
Controllable assets
Exchange API
NXT 2.0 (December 2016)
White label prunable blockchains
Source: https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/%28marketing-business-and-development%29-the-tennessee-project-fundraiser/msg197291/#msg197291Disclaimer:
The NXT developers provide no commitment to deliver any of the features described herein, and reserve the right to change this product roadmap from time to time at their sole discretion.
NXT 1.7 (Dec 2015)
Coin shuffling
Account control for phased transactions
Immediate execution of phased transaction on approval
Stable block times, 60 s average, max 10 min
Fee spreading and throttling of unique resource allocation
Account properties
Singleton assets
Mac installer
NXT 1.8 (April 2016)
Two factor authentication
Account transfer (panic button)
Account control
Controllable assets
Exchange API
NXT 2.0 (December 2016)
White label prunable blockchains
CORE FEATURE RELEASE HISTORY
Guidance on how you can build your project on Nxt using some of its hundreds of APIs can be found here. Examples are also provided, making them simple and easy to use.
Nxt's full release note histories can be found here and here.
NRS v0.4.8 - LAUNCHED at block 30,000 (1st Jan 2014)
Transparent Forging - WIKI | Video Discussion | Advantages of Transparent Forging (Login Required) | Sub Forum
NRS v0.5.4e - LAUNCHED at block 40,000 (13th Jan 2014)
Arbitrary Messages - WIKI | Video Discussion
[Further feature history to be added, watch this gap
]
NRS v1.1 - LAUNCHED on 11th May 2014
Fundamental change as attachments switched to being stored in the database as
byte arrays instead of serialized objects, allowing the database to shrink back even more (about 25%).
V1.1.0 Release Notes
NRS v1.2 - LAUNCHED at block 213,000 (~15th Aug 2014)
Nxt Marketplace (previously Digital Goods Store) - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Alias Transfer
Encrypted Messages
NRS v1.3 - LAUNCHED on 14th Oct 2014
Fundamental change from storing derived objects in memory to storing in a database,
enabling scaling to much higher number of assets, orders, and goods, without requiring an ever growing
amount of memory for each node.
V1.3.0 Release Notes
NRS v1.4 - LAUNCHED at block 330,000 (10th Jan 2015)
Monetary System - Documentation | WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Minting (Mining) of Monetary System Currencies - Documentation | WIKI
Dividend Payments
Alias Deletion
NRS v1.5 LAUNCHED at block 445,000 (~6 Jun 2015)
Voting System - WIKI | Teaser | Video Walkthrough
2-phased transactions (Advanced Multisig) - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Plug-ins/Apps System - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Prunable Data (Plain, Encrytped & Tagged) - WIKI
Windows Installer
Offline Transaction Signing (Cold Wallet) support - Release Notes
Guidance on how you can build your project on Nxt using some of its hundreds of APIs can be found here. Examples are also provided, making them simple and easy to use.
Nxt's full release note histories can be found here and here.
NRS v0.4.8 - LAUNCHED at block 30,000 (1st Jan 2014)
Transparent Forging - WIKI | Video Discussion | Advantages of Transparent Forging (Login Required) | Sub Forum
NRS v0.5.4e - LAUNCHED at block 40,000 (13th Jan 2014)
Arbitrary Messages - WIKI | Video Discussion
[Further feature history to be added, watch this gap
]NRS v1.1 - LAUNCHED on 11th May 2014
Fundamental change as attachments switched to being stored in the database as
byte arrays instead of serialized objects, allowing the database to shrink back even more (about 25%).
V1.1.0 Release Notes
NRS v1.2 - LAUNCHED at block 213,000 (~15th Aug 2014)
Nxt Marketplace (previously Digital Goods Store) - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Alias Transfer
Encrypted Messages
NRS v1.3 - LAUNCHED on 14th Oct 2014
Fundamental change from storing derived objects in memory to storing in a database,
enabling scaling to much higher number of assets, orders, and goods, without requiring an ever growing
amount of memory for each node.
V1.3.0 Release Notes
NRS v1.4 - LAUNCHED at block 330,000 (10th Jan 2015)
Monetary System - Documentation | WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Minting (Mining) of Monetary System Currencies - Documentation | WIKI
Dividend Payments
Alias Deletion
NRS v1.5 LAUNCHED at block 445,000 (~6 Jun 2015)
Voting System - WIKI | Teaser | Video Walkthrough
2-phased transactions (Advanced Multisig) - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Plug-ins/Apps System - WIKI | Video Walkthrough
Prunable Data (Plain, Encrytped & Tagged) - WIKI
Windows Installer
Offline Transaction Signing (Cold Wallet) support - Release Notes
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