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Guys, is there any tutorial i can read up for this and turn it into a video?
I'd be happy to give it a shot, but im 16 so my voice might be annoying. Is this ok with you guys?
Of course! 
I'd be happy to give it a shot, but im 16 so my voice might be annoying. Is this ok with you guys?
Sure! Its OK!
I'd be happy to give it a shot, but im 16 so my voice might be annoying. Is this ok with you guys?
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
Create video tutorial. I teach through Skype and Teamviewer. There is no need of video tutorial.
You're not the only one on the internet that teaches people for a fee, these guys are wanting online video tutorials so others can learn this for free using a "visual." If you have to derail a thread with your "There is no need of video tutorial." in another words, no one should learn this for FREE? That clearly shows where your business model is.
I couldn't agree more.
Personal training has its merits for sure (the 1 on 1 approach), but for a lot of us, we just want to learn.
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
Create video tutorial. I teach through Skype and Teamviewer. There is no need of video tutorial.
You're not the only one on the internet that teaches people for a fee, these guys are wanting online video tutorials so others can learn this for free using a "visual." If you have to derail a thread with your "There is no need of video tutorial." in another words, no one should learn this for FREE? That clearly shows where your business model is.
I couldn't agree more.
Personal training has its merits for sure (the 1 on 1 approach), but for a lot of us, we just want to learn.
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
Create video tutorial. I teach through Skype and Teamviewer. There is no need of video tutorial.
You're not the only one on the internet that teaches people for a fee, these guys are wanting online video tutorials so others can learn this for free using a "visual." If you have to derail a thread with your "There is no need of video tutorial." in another words, no one should learn this for FREE? That clearly shows where your business model is.
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
Create video tutorial. I teach through Skype and Teamviewer. There is no need of video tutorial.
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
Create video tutorial.
I am teaching how to make scrypt coins just for 0.5 BTC.
I'm not one of the hiring guys, but if my personal opinions count as well:
1) I think any length that gets the information across is good enough. If you can knock it all out in 5m, great. If it takes an hour, same thing. The goal is to learn all the intricacies
2) This is a definite. Including source code that is altered (so as to follow along)
3) I can't answer that one
I do appreciate the feedback, yes 5 minutes is very ideal, however for the knowledge on one to learn how to do this without prior knowledge of any programming whatsoever and just want to start up a clone coin... 5 minutes wouldn't cut it, I'm thinking about 30-90 minutes worth of educational video, which I'll start working on here. Since seeing so many people are clueless when it comes to this, and I for one love to help others out in all regards, so I'll be taking up this project.
I have every development platform out there from *nix (Debian, BSD, Gentoo, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS), OSx, Windowz (back to 3.2) along with Sony Vegas Pro 13 for the rendering and final product. So I'm happy to start on this project in my free time and get this up ASAP.
All the best
This sounds awesome! Are you going to be covering other aspects as well, like compiling the various clients, getting the first block mined, how to set up nodes, etc.?
I would think being able to do this in stages, mainly getting them the ability of setting up their first coin project is the key.
Moving onto how to mine their first block and ensuring that the coin supports LONGPOLL or not and etc. I would imagine those should be follow-up videos? What do you think?
Mainly concentrating on the "core" which is how to clone a coin and getting all of their basis covered in this video is the the main part first, and a follow-up video on how to mine, where to setup their nodes and whatever else in other segments. Too much in one video might make the end-user have a breakdown/meltdown.
I think if you want to do this in the most effective way, it will be through multiple videos, each one covering a different aspect. For example:
1) A straight Litecoin or Bitcoin clone
2) Adding in x feature
3) Compiling for x OS (each one can be separate)
4) //
5) ///
Basically do it in bite-sized chunks so people can choose what they are interested in. It also makes it easier to manage it for you.
I'm not one of the hiring guys, but if my personal opinions count as well:
1) I think any length that gets the information across is good enough. If you can knock it all out in 5m, great. If it takes an hour, same thing. The goal is to learn all the intricacies
2) This is a definite. Including source code that is altered (so as to follow along)
3) I can't answer that one
I do appreciate the feedback, yes 5 minutes is very ideal, however for the knowledge on one to learn how to do this without prior knowledge of any programming whatsoever and just want to start up a clone coin... 5 minutes wouldn't cut it, I'm thinking about 30-90 minutes worth of educational video, which I'll start working on here. Since seeing so many people are clueless when it comes to this, and I for one love to help others out in all regards, so I'll be taking up this project.
I have every development platform out there from *nix (Debian, BSD, Gentoo, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS), OSx, Windowz (back to 3.2) along with Sony Vegas Pro 13 for the rendering and final product. So I'm happy to start on this project in my free time and get this up ASAP.
All the best
This sounds awesome! Are you going to be covering other aspects as well, like compiling the various clients, getting the first block mined, how to set up nodes, etc.?
I would think being able to do this in stages, mainly getting them the ability of setting up their first coin project is the key.
Moving onto how to mine their first block and ensuring that the coin supports LONGPOLL or not and etc. I would imagine those should be follow-up videos? What do you think?
Mainly concentrating on the "core" which is how to clone a coin and getting all of their basis covered in this video is the the main part first, and a follow-up video on how to mine, where to setup their nodes and whatever else in other segments. Too much in one video might make the end-user have a breakdown/meltdown.
I'm not one of the hiring guys, but if my personal opinions count as well:
1) I think any length that gets the information across is good enough. If you can knock it all out in 5m, great. If it takes an hour, same thing. The goal is to learn all the intricacies
2) This is a definite. Including source code that is altered (so as to follow along)
3) I can't answer that one
I do appreciate the feedback, yes 5 minutes is very ideal, however for the knowledge on one to learn how to do this without prior knowledge of any programming whatsoever and just want to start up a clone coin... 5 minutes wouldn't cut it, I'm thinking about 30-90 minutes worth of educational video, which I'll start working on here. Since seeing so many people are clueless when it comes to this, and I for one love to help others out in all regards, so I'll be taking up this project.
I have every development platform out there from *nix (Debian, BSD, Gentoo, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS), OSx, Windowz (back to 3.2) along with Sony Vegas Pro 13 for the rendering and final product. So I'm happy to start on this project in my free time and get this up ASAP.
All the best
This sounds awesome! Are you going to be covering other aspects as well, like compiling the various clients, getting the first block mined, how to set up nodes, etc.?
I'm not one of the hiring guys, but if my personal opinions count as well:
1) I think any length that gets the information across is good enough. If you can knock it all out in 5m, great. If it takes an hour, same thing. The goal is to learn all the intricacies
2) This is a definite. Including source code that is altered (so as to follow along)
3) I can't answer that one
I do appreciate the feedback, yes 5 minutes is very ideal, however for the knowledge on one to learn how to do this without prior knowledge of any programming whatsoever and just want to start up a clone coin... 5 minutes wouldn't cut it, I'm thinking about 30-90 minutes worth of educational video, which I'll start working on here. Since seeing so many people are clueless when it comes to this, and I for one love to help others out in all regards, so I'll be taking up this project.
I have every development platform out there from *nix (Debian, BSD, Gentoo, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS), OSx, Windowz (back to 3.2) along with Sony Vegas Pro 13 for the rendering and final product. So I'm happy to start on this project in my free time and get this up ASAP.
All the best
I've already built a test coin using pretty much the same method above, and found it can be done in 30ish minutes, however for a video. Let me ask you guys that are wanting this to be done:
1. Do you need this video a certain length?
2. Do you want documentation affixed to this as well? (I would think so)
3. Time frame you would need this done?
1. Do you need this video a certain length?
2. Do you want documentation affixed to this as well? (I would think so
)3. Time frame you would need this done?
I'm not one of the hiring guys, but if my personal opinions count as well:
1) I think any length that gets the information across is good enough. If you can knock it all out in 5m, great. If it takes an hour, same thing. The goal is to learn all the intricacies
2) This is a definite. Including source code that is altered (so as to follow along)
3) I can't answer that one
I've already built a test coin using pretty much the same method above, and found it can be done in 30ish minutes, however for a video. Let me ask you guys that are wanting this to be done:
1. Do you need this video a certain length?
2. Do you want documentation affixed to this as well? (I would think so)
3. Time frame you would need this done?
1. Do you need this video a certain length?
2. Do you want documentation affixed to this as well? (I would think so
)3. Time frame you would need this done?
Alright, I'll get right too it!
There are many tutorial available with pics for eg: http://dogecoin.ga/how_to_create_scrypt_based_altcoins.html
Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Awesome tutorial. And the idea behind the video is doing some talking and showing it in real-time instead of just text and screenshots. I prefer the video format (even though both essentially give the same information).
I can donate 0.1BTC to person who creates video tutorial.
There are many tutorial available with pics for eg: http://dogecoin.ga/how_to_create_scrypt_based_altcoins.html
Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Awesome tutorial. And the idea behind the video is doing some talking and showing it in real-time instead of just text and screenshots. I prefer the video format (even though both essentially give the same information).
There are many tutorial available with pics for eg: http://dogecoin.ga/how_to_create_scrypt_based_altcoins.html
Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Nice tutorial Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
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