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Topic: Payment platform for Fedoracoin coming - page 2. (Read 4223 times)
So has release been pushed back then?...im patiently waiting, although to be honest, unless you ,or another bunch of guys take over this coin and pretty soon, there will be NO hope for your payment platform as the coin will die before you can say "shit-coin"! This is coming from someone that's wasted a lot of hashpower on this crap so far with not a cent in return...and your payment platform seems like the only small ray of hope shining out of this so called coin. i really do hope someone can make this happen as i still have a tiny bit of faith (not sure why), but invisibel has has abandoned the project and hope is slowly dwindling.... 
You're putting all this work into this payment system for a coin that has no development support. It looks like (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=391192.180 ) the developer started this thread on 12/30 but has since vanished.
We've spoken with the developer on numerous occasions.
While we haven't seen him around lately, we've began adding some features we were missing to our own fork of fedoracoin.
I don't see why it would be relevant that the dev is no longer active.
We're a team of developers, we support this coin.
I think you should post this in the main forum. And also clarify what you mean by "support". Client updates?
You're putting all this work into this payment system for a coin that has no development support. It looks like (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=391192.180 ) the developer started this thread on 12/30 but has since vanished.
We've spoken with the developer on numerous occasions.
While we haven't seen him around lately, we've began adding some features we were missing to our own fork of fedoracoin.
I don't see why it would be relevant that the dev is no longer active.
We're a team of developers, we support this coin.
Quick update for those subscribed to this thread: we're almost done with the developer dashboard and we will be accepting developers soon.
After that, we'll incrementally roll out features of the platform and their respective docs.
Btw, if you'd like to show your support of w/, you can do that by visiting the site.
We check the number of hits daily and if we see a lot of people are interested, our morale goes up and we'll work harder!
After that, we'll incrementally roll out features of the platform and their respective docs.
Btw, if you'd like to show your support of w/, you can do that by visiting the site.
We check the number of hits daily and if we see a lot of people are interested, our morale goes up and we'll work harder!
You're putting all this work into this payment system for a coin that has no development support. It looks like (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=391192.180 ) the developer started this thread on 12/30 but has since vanished.
Quick update for those subscribed to this thread: we're almost done with the developer dashboard and we will be accepting developers soon.
After that, we'll incrementally roll out features of the platform and their respective docs.
Btw, if you'd like to show your support of w/, you can do that by visiting the site.
We check the number of hits daily and if we see a lot of people are interested, our morale goes up and we'll work harder!
After that, we'll incrementally roll out features of the platform and their respective docs.
Btw, if you'd like to show your support of w/, you can do that by visiting the site.
We check the number of hits daily and if we see a lot of people are interested, our morale goes up and we'll work harder!
So, having them "mining" is not really about mining at all, it's about engaging them in the network and making them a user.
Wouldn't a faucet accomplish this more efficiently?
I'd be hard to actually get shares in with that hashrate.
That would be pretty cool to see in action.
1kh/s. That would be terribly inefficient. Allowing people to mine through a facebook or mobile is more about creating a way to get coins to them. Everyday people aren't going to buy this coin, (or any coin for that matter) at least at first. So, having them "mining" is not really about mining at all, it's about engaging them in the network and making them a user. They wouldn't be doing any substantive mining-- but they would be participating in the network and earning coins. Up to this point cryptos have been all about the miners and speculators-- I think the everyday person is overlooked in the current paradigm of cryptos. That will eventually change.
How's the payment platform coming on? Does it work well?
Development is currently on-going.
is there any reason why this coin could be unsuccessful?
what a great contribution. do you accept any donations?
what a great contribution. do you accept any donations?
We'll post an address soon
I envision a TIPS wallet within Facebook. Could we also allow the app to mine? That would be awesome. Obviously, that would bring so many more people in to using TIPS.
Allowing everyday people to participate in the mining process is key to achieving actual utilization. If people could do this through Facebook, a mobile app or an easy to use client it would be huge! Ultimately, the focus needs to be on the user.
It may be too late to integrate these things into this coin.
Allowing everyday people to participate in the mining process is key to achieving actual utilization. If people could do this through Facebook, a mobile app or an easy to use client it would be huge! Ultimately, the focus needs to be on the user.
It may be too late to integrate these things into this coin.
JavaScript mining would be terribly ineffective, probably below 1kh/s
A TIPS wallet within Facebook would be possible, we might pick this up as a next project.
I envision a TIPS wallet within Facebook. Could we also allow the app to mine? That would be awesome. Obviously, that would bring so many more people in to using TIPS.
Allowing everyday people to participate in the mining process is key to achieving actual utilization. If people could do this through Facebook, a mobile app or an easy to use client it would be huge! Ultimately, the focus needs to be on the user.
It may be too late to integrate these things into this coin.
Allowing everyday people to participate in the mining process is key to achieving actual utilization. If people could do this through Facebook, a mobile app or an easy to use client it would be huge! Ultimately, the focus needs to be on the user.
It may be too late to integrate these things into this coin.
is there any reason why this coin could be unsuccessful?
what a great contribution. do you accept any donations?
what a great contribution. do you accept any donations?
How's the payment platform coming on? Does it work well?
Would it be possible to integrate this in to a Facebook app? The major hurdle for cryptos is to actually be used as a currency rather than a speculative commodity. Introducing TIPS as a form of currency within the Facebook community could be effective.
No problem, we have lots of experience with Facebook apps.
What did you have in mind?
Sneak preview of the developer dashboard!
raise fedora !
currency with much potential !
give it the value it deserves !
currency with much potential !
give it the value it deserves !
Would it be possible to integrate this in to a Facebook app? The major hurdle for cryptos is to actually be used as a currency rather than a speculative commodity. Introducing TIPS as a form of currency within the Facebook community could be effective.
Looks great!
raise fedora !
currency with much potential !
give it the value it deserves !
currency with much potential !
give it the value it deserves !
will this be only for fedoracoin and if so what would the benefit of this service be over say coinpayments.net?
For now, yes.
I didn't know that site, but they don't support TIPS.
Other than that, we plan on making the payment process a bit more developer and end-user friendly.
Right now, we have the following APIs planned:
- Simple REST API; you request the transaction and get an address which you can show to your users, we will ping your callback when it's done and you can poll for changes
- JS client flow; you load our JS library and start a transaction, a modal window shows up that handles the payment and will call a JS callback when done, then you use the REST API to confirm
- Simple client flow; you redirect users to our site, they complete te transaction there, we redirect them back, you confirm using the REST API
The first is obviously the most work to implement, but also the most versatile.
The second gives a superior user experience with a known and trusted UI right from your website. It will use websocket to our API to listen for updates.
The third option is the easiest to implement: just point your users to our URL and we'll handle everything. This is the method that for instance PayPal and iDeal use.
Looks awesome!
Can not wait to see it live!
Can not wait to see it live!
will this be only for fedoracoin and if so what would the benefit of this service be over say coinpayments.net?
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