Topic: RTBTC - Bitcoin Exchange Trading Interface - page 5. (Read 13759 times)
looks great but not interested until I can pay with PPC.
Layout question.
Would it be possible to save a layout with different currency settings?
E.g. Layout for BTC/USD and other for BTC/EUR base
Would it be possible to save a layout with different currency settings?
E.g. Layout for BTC/USD and other for BTC/EUR base
Not yet, but that sort of thing is coming in the future.
Layout question.
Would it be possible to save a layout with different currency settings?
E.g. Layout for BTC/USD and other for BTC/EUR base
Would it be possible to save a layout with different currency settings?
E.g. Layout for BTC/USD and other for BTC/EUR base
Hello,
I cant drag the window to enlarge it.
How to do?
EDIT
got it! You have to unLock the window! 
But other question!
"My Orders" window, the Buy orders are above the Sell orders, why? How can this be changed? How to sort the columns?
In my mtgox account they are sorted by price. But RTBTC dont take this setting.
Thanks
I cant drag the window to enlarge it.
How to do?EDIT
got it! You have to unLock the window! But other question!
"My Orders" window, the Buy orders are above the Sell orders, why? How can this be changed? How to sort the columns?
In my mtgox account they are sorted by price. But RTBTC dont take this setting.
Thanks
Yesterday I hardly brought all bitcoin from Mt.Gox and switched to Bitstamp. On the Mt.Gox I can make deal 600% per annum. I used RTBTC and Bitconium for price alert. Are you planed support for Bitstamp?
p.s. yes, indeed the last few days I have seen freezing RTBTC. And on the http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ everything was in order and a glass of the same could be seen.
p.s. yes, indeed the last few days I have seen freezing RTBTC. And on the http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ everything was in order and a glass of the same could be seen.
When mtgox stream api freezes mtgox still sends its trade stream to bitcoincharts. And thus it is possible to get trades from this channel even when mtgox stream api is freezed.
We use this two possibilities in our service. Maybe this can help you too.
EDIT:
So you realised two different imlementations one for WebSocket and one for socket.io interfaces of mtgox right in the same code?
am I right?
if yes what logic do you use to switch between them?
We use this two possibilities in our service. Maybe this can help you too.
EDIT:
Quote
I have connected RTBTC directly to the raw Mt. Gox WebSocket, which has exhibited much better uptime for me during my testing.
So you realised two different imlementations one for WebSocket and one for socket.io interfaces of mtgox right in the same code?
am I right?
if yes what logic do you use to switch between them?
Hi, Clark, thank you for excelent job!
I have one question. Recently on or two days mtgox stream api often freezes which is visible on your first on your free charting platform as not new trades appear during long time and any changes to arderbook are made.
As I can understand the same effect should be preent on you paid platform too as it also connects slient directly to mtgox websocket. Am I right?
Or maybe you did implement any additional way fo getting trades and/or orderbook updates too? From bitcoincharts for example?
I have a subscirbtion to your paid platform that is why I am interested how robust it is in times of mtgox freezes.
thank you
I have one question. Recently on or two days mtgox stream api often freezes which is visible on your first on your free charting platform as not new trades appear during long time and any changes to arderbook are made.
As I can understand the same effect should be preent on you paid platform too as it also connects slient directly to mtgox websocket. Am I right?
Or maybe you did implement any additional way fo getting trades and/or orderbook updates too? From bitcoincharts for example?
I have a subscirbtion to your paid platform that is why I am interested how robust it is in times of mtgox freezes.
thank you
I have connected RTBTC directly to the raw Mt. Gox WebSocket, which has exhibited much better uptime for me during my testing. I have a Python program that stays connected for days at a time, for instance.
We will see how well RTBTC holds up during wild market movements, but eventually I want to switch to a hosted solution where I deliver streaming data to all connected platforms. If the real time feed cuts out to the server, then I can begin polling and send that data to the connected clients until streaming returns. Many exchanges do not allow browsers to grab API resources due to Cross-Origin restrictions, so a server relay is required for much of the polling going on out there.
If Mt. Gox streaming freezes on their end, then there is nothing anyone can do to get true streaming data. RTBTC will reconnect automatically after 10s if it detects a failure of the streaming feed though.
Thanks for your support of RTBTC!
Hi, Clark, thank you for excelent job!
I have one question. Recently on or two days mtgox stream api often freezes which is visible on your first on your free charting platform as not new trades appear during long time and any changes to arderbook are made.
As I can understand the same effect should be preent on you paid platform too as it also connects slient directly to mtgox websocket. Am I right?
Or maybe you did implement any additional way fo getting trades and/or orderbook updates too? From bitcoincharts for example?
I have a subscirbtion to your paid platform that is why I am interested how robust it is in times of mtgox freezes.
thank you
I have one question. Recently on or two days mtgox stream api often freezes which is visible on your first on your free charting platform as not new trades appear during long time and any changes to arderbook are made.
As I can understand the same effect should be preent on you paid platform too as it also connects slient directly to mtgox websocket. Am I right?
Or maybe you did implement any additional way fo getting trades and/or orderbook updates too? From bitcoincharts for example?
I have a subscirbtion to your paid platform that is why I am interested how robust it is in times of mtgox freezes.
thank you
Hi Clark,
your platform looks amazing!
Could you tell a bit about the technical implementation details? Mostly I'd love to know (1) what framework you're using for the modular window-based layout and (2) are you using some sort of library for the rendering of the charts and technical indicators or have you written everything from scratch? And (3) did you work on the project alone and how many hours went into it? Looks like a lot... I study computer science that's why I'm interested
Mark
your platform looks amazing!
Could you tell a bit about the technical implementation details? Mostly I'd love to know (1) what framework you're using for the modular window-based layout and (2) are you using some sort of library for the rendering of the charts and technical indicators or have you written everything from scratch? And (3) did you work on the project alone and how many hours went into it? Looks like a lot... I study computer science that's why I'm interested
Mark
Thank you for the compliments!
1) I took advantage of the jQuery UI draggable and resizable plugins, but I worked through all of the details like window overlap and data communication.
2) The chart is all mine
It's raw HTML 5 canvas, so I'm pushing every pixel. I compute all the technical indicators.3) The first prototype of the windowing system was running in June 2011. RTBTC had been a significant side project for over two years at the time of launch.
Hi Clark,
your platform looks amazing!
Could you tell a bit about the technical implementation details? Mostly I'd love to know (1) what framework you're using for the modular window-based layout and (2) are you using some sort of library for the rendering of the charts and technical indicators or have you written everything from scratch? And (3) did you work on the project alone and how many hours went into it? Looks like a lot... I study computer science that's why I'm interested
Mark
your platform looks amazing!
Could you tell a bit about the technical implementation details? Mostly I'd love to know (1) what framework you're using for the modular window-based layout and (2) are you using some sort of library for the rendering of the charts and technical indicators or have you written everything from scratch? And (3) did you work on the project alone and how many hours went into it? Looks like a lot... I study computer science that's why I'm interested
Mark
RTBTC now supports multiple Mt. Gox fiat currencies: AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, JPY, PLN, and USD.
Enjoy
Enjoy
What does that have to do with this?
Sorry, I was referring to setup discussed a previous and forgot to quote
What does that have to do with this?
The multi-window platform is in the works
It will be awesome.
It will be awesome.
Can different charts be allocated to different screens?
Sort of like so:
Or at least...different browser tabs?
Sort of like so:
Or at least...different browser tabs?
I hope so because I was planning buying / mounting such setup
.By the way, I think answer is positive..
Can different charts be allocated to different screens?
Sort of like so:
Or at least...different browser tabs?
Sort of like so:
Or at least...different browser tabs?
Is there any way to get an H2 period added?
Yep
Also, the newest version adds the Simple Ticker module:
The simple ticker provides a large view of the current bid/ask, for glancing quickly at the screen from a distance. The triangle shows the direction of the last trade, up or down.
And by popular request, the platform now shows times in the user's local timezone. There will be an option in the future to switch back to UTC.
Clark,
Is there any way to get an H2 period added?
Is there any way to get an H2 period added?
I believe this latest version fixes the Safari load-time error with "requestAnimationFrame".
But please note that I'm still getting what appears to be a socket.io-related error.
It seems that it has to do with Safari's same-origin policy for WebSockets. If you're seeing this problem, it means that you will not get real time data in Safari. There may be a fix for this, but I'm testing on Safari Windows, so I don't see the latest version that OSX has.
But please note that I'm still getting what appears to be a socket.io-related error.
Code:
Error during WebSocket handshake:
location mismatch:
wss://socketio.mtgox.com/socket.io/1/websocket/h7DdnfzXriu0HSpKqDZs?Currency=USD
!=
ws://socketio.mtgox.com/socket.io/1/websocket/h7DdnfzXriu0HSpKqDZs?Currency=USD
It seems that it has to do with Safari's same-origin policy for WebSockets. If you're seeing this problem, it means that you will not get real time data in Safari. There may be a fix for this, but I'm testing on Safari Windows, so I don't see the latest version that OSX has.
Just an update, I've been running this on Safari since your updates and everything on my end seems to be working great. No issues to report. Looking forward to any and all additions to this platform.
Also, I agree...automated trading would be a positive game changer. Could possibly justify a higher price point too.
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