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Topic: [XCR] Crypti | Dapps | Sidechains | Dapp Store | OPEN SOURCE | 100% own code | DPoS - page 35. (Read 804690 times)

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Our Lite Client is Back! Crypti v0.5.2

Hello Community Members,

As you probably know Crypti v0.5.2 was released exactly 10 days ago. Due to updates in our peer functionalities our old lite client wasn't working anymore. In the past days we fixed the issues and it's now back. The lite client has the release number v0.5.2, to remove any confusion between it and the Crypti: Delegate & Developers Edition client.

Please be aware, that as of now the lite client doesn't support Multi-Signature Groups and the Dapp Store. We wanted to release the client as soon as possible to re-establish the access to the Crypti network for our users who don't want to use Crypti: Delegate & Developer Edition. We will update the lite client with the missing features in the near future.

You can download Crypti on our Download page or below:

- Crypti v0.5.2 for Windows
- Crypti v0.5.2 for Mac OS


Thank you very much.



Blog post: https://blog.crypti.me/our-lite-client-is-back-crypti-v0-5-2/
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The Way Forward - Updated Roadmap and Dapp Contest Dates


Hello Everyone,

With a delay of one day, we welcome you to this weeks Crypti status update. Today we want to discuss the next steps the Crypti Foundation is planning, show you our new roadmap, and announce the extension of the Crypti Dapp Contest.


Continue on our blog
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Crypti Foundation Releases Decentralized Application (Dapp) Platform and Opens Dapp Store

The Crypti Foundation, the team behind the next generation cryptocurrency Crypti, today announced the final release of their eagerly anticipated decentralized application (Dapp) platform, and officially opened its Crypti based Dapp Store to the general public.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/11/prweb13071297.htm#
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Price is 645 satoshi - below IPO  Angry

When to the moon ?  Angry

The price has dipped this low several times in the past year, but it has always then risen to the 2000 range and sometimes beyond. 

BUY LOW........ SELL HI
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Price is 645 satoshi - below IPO  Angry

When to the moon ?  Angry
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT,

Nxt is doing it exactly as we do.
Please, do not lie! Angry
Current NXT client version is 1.6.2 and it is fully opensource. Cool
Current Crypti client is 0.5.2 and it is not. Cry
Links you provide is not about opensource, but about opening the development process.  Wink
Obsfurcated are only experimental versions which are mainly for testing.  Roll Eyes
All releases are shipped with source.  Cool

They said they would open source the code shortly.. Let's have them fix the issues, then do so. They've been honest and upfront the whole time ..
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Brian
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT,

Nxt is doing it exactly as we do.
Please, do not lie! Angry
Current NXT client version is 1.6.2 and it is fully opensource. Cool
Current Crypti client is 0.5.2 and it is not. Cry
Links you provide is not about opensource, but about opening the development process.  Wink
Obsfurcated are only experimental versions which are mainly for testing.  Roll Eyes
All releases are shipped with source.  Cool
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I don't think it's really helpful to be open source if you only release the old version, which apparently is incompatible with the current production version, but it's your guys' company, so it's up to you.

Probably accurate to say that BTS is more geared towards smart contracts, assets, and multi-sig, but they bill themselves as a 2.0 platform, so I'd still consider them a competitor of yours.

Don't twist my words please. I never said Crypti is a company.


Again:

- We will open source very soon
- We just want to make sure everything is running smoothly on the mainnet (big difference than testing only on the testnet)
- We might clean up some areas (with comments or making it more readable)



So please, accept that for now.
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I don't think it's really helpful to be open source if you only release the old version, which apparently is incompatible with the current production version, but it's your guys' company, so it's up to you.

Probably accurate to say that BTS is more geared towards smart contracts, assets, and multi-sig, but they bill themselves as a 2.0 platform, so I'd still consider them a competitor of yours.
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT,

Nxt is doing it exactly as we do. They don't open up the source code immediately. See yourself:

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/msg199725/#msg199725

So you can see, they (Nxt devs) are obfuscating new releases as well. We just released v0.5.2 and took the weekend off, after several hard 7-day-weeks. We will release the source code of course at one point, we just need to decide when. I don't know enough about the other altcoins you mentioned.


and every other cryptocurrency?

First and foremost, we are a platform built with elements of a crypto-currency. There are over 600 crypto-currencies with 0 success, somewhere they need to do something wrong. I don't say it's that they release their source code, but I presume the general handling is one of the causes. There is a reason why many big companies don't open source their code, it's because the code is their business. Everything they have.


Why do you think people are going to be willing to buy into your closed source ecosystem? It was like you had to be pressured to release the source for v0.3x, and then you immediately update to v0.5x, which is apparently incompatible with the version you released the source for. I'm honestly just curious, and not trying to troll; I just don't see what the appeal/necessity is of keeping things closed source. Nobody is using it, nobody is developing for it, why would someone even bother to try and copy it?

Sorry for "immediately update to v0.5x" with dozens of bug fixes, speed improvements, decentralized applications, dapp store, multi-signature, loading bars and so on.  Roll Eyes We are constantly refining the code, making it better, faster, more feature-rich. We have a model, at which we release software to the public. Check a few weeks if everything is working fine, then release the source code. It's all related to the security of our users, not because someone will copy it.

Again, we will open source the 0.5.x branch. We just released 2 days ago in the middle of the night. Be patient.  Wink

I was just curious as to your rationale, which you didn't really explicate except to say that "There is a reason why many big companies don't open source their code, it's because the code is their business. Everything they have." This is somewhat of a non-sequitur imo, for several reasons: you're not a big company, companies that rely on others to develop their ecosystem probably do more often than not open source their code immediately (android, firefox, chrome, etc.), and your biggest competitors (which are light years ahead of you in terms of valuation) also open source their code immediately (BTS and ETH). NXT was probably the worst one to compare to as they've been plummeting in value, and the thread you linked was about how many in their community think they should open source their development.

I'm not being impatient, I only have a relatively small amount on poloniex and a passing interest, I just wanted to get an idea of the thinking behind the decision to be closed source.

Is BTS really developing a decentralized application platform? Or do they want to do financial smart contracts?

jwinterm, please don't understand me wrong. I'm ALL for open source, Crypti is in fact open source under MIT license. Just the latest release wasn't made public yet.


I will ask the foundation what they think about open sourcing the code now. As you know we normally would open source it with the next release.
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT,

Nxt is doing it exactly as we do. They don't open up the source code immediately. See yourself:

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/msg199725/#msg199725

So you can see, they (Nxt devs) are obfuscating new releases as well. We just released v0.5.2 and took the weekend off, after several hard 7-day-weeks. We will release the source code of course at one point, we just need to decide when. I don't know enough about the other altcoins you mentioned.


and every other cryptocurrency?

First and foremost, we are a platform built with elements of a crypto-currency. There are over 600 crypto-currencies with 0 success, somewhere they need to do something wrong. I don't say it's that they release their source code, but I presume the general handling is one of the causes. There is a reason why many big companies don't open source their code, it's because the code is their business. Everything they have.


Why do you think people are going to be willing to buy into your closed source ecosystem? It was like you had to be pressured to release the source for v0.3x, and then you immediately update to v0.5x, which is apparently incompatible with the version you released the source for. I'm honestly just curious, and not trying to troll; I just don't see what the appeal/necessity is of keeping things closed source. Nobody is using it, nobody is developing for it, why would someone even bother to try and copy it?

Sorry for "immediately update to v0.5x" with dozens of bug fixes, speed improvements, decentralized applications, dapp store, multi-signature, loading bars and so on.  Roll Eyes We are constantly refining the code, making it better, faster, more feature-rich. We have a model, at which we release software to the public. Check a few weeks if everything is working fine, then release the source code. It's all related to the security of our users, not because someone will copy it.

Again, we will open source the 0.5.x branch. We just released 2 days ago in the middle of the night. Be patient.  Wink

I was just curious as to your rationale, which you didn't really explicate except to say that "There is a reason why many big companies don't open source their code, it's because the code is their business. Everything they have." This is somewhat of a non-sequitur imo, for several reasons: you're not a big company, companies that rely on others to develop their ecosystem probably do more often than not open source their code immediately (android, firefox, chrome, etc.), and your biggest competitors (which are light years ahead of you in terms of valuation) also open source their code immediately (BTS and ETH). NXT was probably the worst one to compare to as they've been plummeting in value, and the thread you linked was about how many in their community think they should open source their development.

I'm not being impatient, I only have a relatively small amount on poloniex and a passing interest, I just wanted to get an idea of the thinking behind the decision to be closed source.
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You all do a very good job!
If I can help with professional graphics, please let me know.
My world is Photoshop and when there is something to do
you can count on me.  Smiley


Sounds great! Please join us on https://crypti.chat/ and you can add me on Skype. (private message)
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT,

Nxt is doing it exactly as we do. They don't open up the source code immediately. See yourself:

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/

https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/maybe-it's-time-to-open-the-nxt-core-development/msg199725/#msg199725

So you can see, they (Nxt devs) are obfuscating new releases as well. We just released v0.5.2 and took the weekend off, after several hard 7-day-weeks. We will release the source code of course at one point, we just need to decide when. I don't know enough about the other altcoins you mentioned.


and every other cryptocurrency?

First and foremost, we are a platform built with elements of a crypto-currency. There are over 600 crypto-currencies with 0 success, somewhere they need to do something wrong. I don't say it's that they release their source code, but I presume the general handling is one of the causes. There is a reason why many big companies don't open source their code, it's because the code is their business. Everything they have.


Why do you think people are going to be willing to buy into your closed source ecosystem? It was like you had to be pressured to release the source for v0.3x, and then you immediately update to v0.5x, which is apparently incompatible with the version you released the source for. I'm honestly just curious, and not trying to troll; I just don't see what the appeal/necessity is of keeping things closed source. Nobody is using it, nobody is developing for it, why would someone even bother to try and copy it?

Sorry for "immediately update to v0.5x" with dozens of bug fixes, speed improvements, decentralized applications, dapp store, multi-signature, loading bars and so on.  Roll Eyes We are constantly refining the code, making it better, faster, more feature-rich. We have a model, at which we release software to the public. Check a few weeks if everything is working fine, then release the source code. It's all related to the security of our users, not because someone will copy it.

Again, we will open source the 0.5.x branch. We just released 2 days ago in the middle of the night. Be patient.  Wink
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Why don't you guys just open source the new releases? What do you see wrong with the model of Bitcoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Monero, NXT, and every other cryptocurrency? Why do you think people are going to be willing to buy into your closed source ecosystem? It was like you had to be pressured to release the source for v0.3x, and then you immediately update to v0.5x, which is apparently incompatible with the version you released the source for. I'm honestly just curious, and not trying to troll; I just don't see what the appeal/necessity is of keeping things closed source. Nobody is using it, nobody is developing for it, why would someone even bother to try and copy it?
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Hey guys,

just checked this project out. I'm a web developer by profession, so a pure JavaScript solution was very attractive to me. I installed it from the source and the web wallet is working nicely. Consider me impressed!

Still have to learn quite a lot, but I guess my next step will be the development of a DAPP. I'm stil working on a proper idea. Smiley

Hey allyouracid, welcome to Crypti! Smiley

We just released a new version of Crypti (v0.5.2) and the source code will be released with a slight delay. So you probably built the old v0.3.2 version from the sources. This version should work as long you are not forging with it, but you will have a much worse performance than with v0.5.2. Additionally many new features are not available on v0.3.2. (Dapps, Dapp Store, Multi-Sig etc.). I might even be mistaken and the client doesn't work at all, we didn't try it yet.

To get some introduction into dapp development, I suggest the following tutorials: https://github.com/crypti/crypti-dapps-docs

It's very easy and as a JavaScript developer you shouldn't have problems. Currently we have a dapp contest running, where you can which huge prizes. Due to the lack of participants (only 1 known right now), we will extend the contest tomorrow. So you still have all the chances to participate.

I think the best location to ask questions is https://crypti.chat and https://forum.crypti.me. Smiley

I am new to Crypti and it's the first time I have tried to start the wallet and it gets stuck at the splash screen:

"Searching for the best peer available. This process can take a moment."

How long is a moment? I have waited for 30 minutes and it's still searching. Is this normal.

I am running a Mac with OSX El Capitan 10.11.1 (15B42) and I just downloaded the last wallet.

Hey EBK1000, welcome to Crypti! Smiley

Yes, we just released a new client (2 days ago) and the lite clients are unfortunately not updated yet. Please stay tuned until then. In the meantime you can use our "full" client, i.e. Crypti: Delegate & Developer Edition. If you don't want to download the blockchain you can also use our secure online client: https://wallet.crypti.me/. All interactions are signed locally, so it's 100% as secure as the other clients.

If you send me your Crypti IDs via PM, I can send you a few XCR so you can test out some functionalities. Smiley

____________


So you guys joined at the best possible time. We are right in the transition to our biggest release with the decentralized applications. Stay tuned a few more days and our whole ecosystem will be available again.  Cool
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Hey guys,

just checked this project out. I'm a web developer by profession, so a pure JavaScript solution was very attractive to me. I installed it from the source and the web wallet is working nicely. Consider me impressed!

Still have to learn quite a lot, but I guess my next step will be the development of a DAPP. I'm stil working on a proper idea. Smiley
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I am new to Crypti and it's the first time I have tried to start the wallet and it gets stuck at the splash screen:

"Searching for the best peer available. This process can take a moment."

How long is a moment? I have waited for 30 minutes and it's still searching. Is this normal.

I am running a Mac with OSX El Capitan 10.11.1 (15B42) and I just downloaded the last wallet.
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