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Title: Open source threshold Post by: Vince Torres on November 21, 2011, 11:19:46 PM Code will be released on Christmas day. :)
Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Matthew N. Wright on November 21, 2011, 11:44:30 PM Hey guy's, Before the code is released I wanted to see the level of traffic on Trade-Btc.com (http://trade-btc.com) reach a certain level. So once it releases 100k hits, or 10000 users the code will be released. This is mainly being done to have a certain level of hype around the release, because this will finally allow anyone with a small amount of coding experience to be able to run their own fully functional exchange. Vince. 100k hits is far more likely considering 10k users would make you bigger than Tradehill :P Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Raoul Duke on November 21, 2011, 11:56:15 PM Hey guy's, Before the code is released I wanted to see the level of traffic on Trade-Btc.com (http://trade-btc.com) reach a certain level. So once it releases 100k hits, or 10000 users the code will be released. This is mainly being done to have a certain level of hype around the release, because this will finally allow anyone with a small amount of coding experience to be able to run their own fully functional exchange. Vince. 100k hits is far more likely considering 10k users would make you bigger than Tradehill :P And don't forget that it's an exchange working on the testnet and with no announcement or plan to become a real exchange Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Vince Torres on November 22, 2011, 01:48:11 AM Hey guy's, Before the code is released I wanted to see the level of traffic on Trade-Btc.com (http://trade-btc.com) reach a certain level. So once it releases 100k hits, or 10000 users the code will be released. This is mainly being done to have a certain level of hype around the release, because this will finally allow anyone with a small amount of coding experience to be able to run their own fully functional exchange. Vince. 100k hits is far more likely considering 10k users would make you bigger than Tradehill :P haha, will probably end up open sourcing earlier, just want to get some hype and some traffic to the site so people know about it. Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Grinder on November 22, 2011, 09:00:22 AM Heard about the boy who cried wolf? You greatly over estimate how exciting people think yet another wannabe exchange site is.
Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Vince Torres on November 22, 2011, 10:35:03 PM Heard about the boy who cried wolf? You greatly over estimate how exciting people think yet another wannabe exchange site is. It's not a "wannabe exchange." I am release the code for it. And there should be an idea of what the code they will be downloading is like. Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: crawdaddy on December 02, 2011, 01:11:49 PM Heard about the boy who cried wolf? You greatly over estimate how exciting people think yet another wannabe exchange site is. It's not a "wannabe exchange." I am release the code for it. And there should be an idea of what the code they will be downloading is like. You do realize that if the code looks good and people use it, they may be willing to send you a few coins. So, when do you now plan on releasing the code? Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: ElectricMucus on December 02, 2011, 01:27:18 PM Release the code, get voluntary contributions and then get 100k hits.
This is the way it works, not the other way around. Don't believe me? Fine, Gox will be around... Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: cbeast on December 02, 2011, 02:06:49 PM Bitcoin programmers expecting to get rich on their work will be disappointed. Eventually yes, when big business hires them, they have business saavy themselves, or a partner. For now, they will have to settle for simply being first and the honor that bestows.
Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: notme on December 02, 2011, 02:34:18 PM Bitcoin central was first to open source at least 6 months ago.
Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Vince Torres on December 02, 2011, 11:01:05 PM Was going to announce it later, but apparently people are still pretty interested. Releasing on christmas day (25th of December).
Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: cbeast on December 02, 2011, 11:24:05 PM Bitcoin central was first to open source at least 6 months ago. That deserves an action figure in Team Satoshi. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=52765.msg629477#msg629477 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=52765.msg629477#msg629477) Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: crawdaddy on January 15, 2012, 08:37:11 PM Was going to announce it later, but apparently people are still pretty interested. Releasing on christmas day (25th of December). So did this become open source on Christmas day? Title: Re: Open source threshold Post by: Raoul Duke on June 29, 2012, 12:48:49 AM So, dude, where is the code?
You realise we're already half way to the next christmas day, don't you? |