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Hey Guys!


I'm trying to

A. learn coding so that I may form a new coin.
-Which in your opinion do you think is the best programming language for building a New Crypto Coin?

Or

B. Is there someone out there that would be interested in partnering up and understands the programming lang- to form a new coin?

What do you bring to the table ?

ETH is good for bean counting and you could get something running in no time using what they call contracts
but you have to pay them in gas and this is just what a lot of alt-coins do and is what it is made for

My advise is to not even think about it if you are new to programming unless you think you have
something special that has not been tried before and then run the plan past people only that you
can trust 

anti-

1. This is what you're referring to,correct?

https://www.ethereum.org/token

2. I've formed new venture from the ground up. Utilizing logistical data of both the near and out side markets to form marketing campaigns to amplify sales and customer outreach. My skills are with connecting various types of people to assist, consult, and manage campaigns to reach an end goal.

   

Ok- I now understand I just read the documentation. This is deff doable. I wish I was an expert coder I could knock out the codding portion in a day or so. This would take a a little longer since id be double checking my work for typos and mistakes. But a coder could easily whip up the changes much faster then I could lol.

For new crypto coin, not a token go with C++.

Is C#(csharp) good for blockchain programming?

Depends. If you want to create new coin - C++ is better then anything since most of the coins were written in C++.

If you are trying to interact with existing network C# is ok (as well as many other languages like Python, Golang, Ruby etc).

Don't want to learn C++ (LEARNED AND FORGOT). I will stick with C# but yet not started learning blockchain programming.

In that case you might want to look at Neo as both reference clients (GUI & CLI) are written in C#. You can also write Neo smart contracts in C#.

Thanks. I will take a look in to that.

Well yes if you could put across to the coder quite what you wanted which is often not so easy but if you have the skills already
to know how long the job would take then maybe you would do better in the long run doing the job yourself !

As far as I know, NEO is built on top of .NET framework and most of the code is written by C#, and it's running pretty well. But I also think probably we can use GO.