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Title: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: PizzaSmasher on October 30, 2014, 08:31:50 PM Read the title. :)
I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: peter378 on October 30, 2014, 08:39:12 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt
Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: PizzaSmasher on October 31, 2014, 01:44:08 AM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Crestington on October 31, 2014, 02:22:15 AM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: bee7 on October 31, 2014, 02:27:13 AM Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. Sorry for being offtopic, but this is wrong statement.Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: cryptopaths on October 31, 2014, 02:30:42 AM Read the title. :) I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards What type of coin would you like to make? Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Propulsion on October 31, 2014, 02:31:07 AM Read the title. :) I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards Check out the source code! Three major ones. Bitcoin https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin Darkcoin https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin Litecoin https://github.com/litecoin-project/litecoin Here's how to get started. http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/120679/ Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: PizzaSmasher on October 31, 2014, 02:41:06 AM Read the title. :) I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards What type of coin would you like to make? A coin like Litecoin, with a lot of innovation. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Febo on October 31, 2014, 08:31:13 AM Read the title. :) I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards What type of coin would you like to make? A coin like Litecoin, with a lot of innovation. Litecoin and innovation cant be in same sentence. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: PizzaSmasher on October 31, 2014, 05:20:48 PM Read the title. :) I mean crypto-currencies like Bitcoin or Litecoin, not NXT. C ? C++ ? Tell me please. Regards What type of coin would you like to make? A coin like Litecoin, with a lot of innovation. Litecoin and innovation cant be in same sentence. I mean Litecoin like with new services that other crypto-currencies never offered. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Nextgen on October 31, 2014, 05:27:55 PM if you want something different then you will need knowledge of
C ,C++, and QT designing as well as basic linux knowledge Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Nullu on October 31, 2014, 05:44:37 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. NXT is written in Java, not Javascript. Despite the similar name, they're quite distinct languages. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: jaybny on October 31, 2014, 06:42:41 PM C++11, javascript, python, go
Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: canth on November 03, 2014, 01:37:31 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. NXT is written in Java, not Javascript. Despite the similar name, they're quite distinct languages. Everyone knows that Javascript and Java are the same. Just like C, C++, C#, Visual C, and C-obol are all the same. ;) Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: bee7 on November 03, 2014, 05:45:43 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. NXT is written in Java, not Javascript. Despite the similar name, they're quite distinct languages. Everyone knows that Javascript and Java are the same. Just like C, C++, C#, Visual C, and C-obol are all the same. ;) Bullshit. The common dictionary does not make these languages the same. Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: canth on November 03, 2014, 06:25:24 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. NXT is written in Java, not Javascript. Despite the similar name, they're quite distinct languages. Everyone knows that Javascript and Java are the same. Just like C, C++, C#, Visual C, and C-obol are all the same. ;) Bullshit. The common dictionary does not make these languages the same. #notsureifserious #wasbeingsarcastic Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: Nullu on November 03, 2014, 07:20:53 PM I think most are written in C++/Qt Thanks for your answer ! Any other langage, in your opinion ? Nxt is written in javascript, tends to be a decent starting point if you want something other than c/c++ but I've heard about a lot of hacks and it's so overly complicated. Bitcoin, litecoin and most Proof of Stake coins are written in C/C++ which is just much easier to code with, less buggy. NXT is written in Java, not Javascript. Despite the similar name, they're quite distinct languages. Everyone knows that Javascript and Java are the same. Just like C, C++, C#, Visual C, and C-obol are all the same. ;) Tsk. Trying to enrage the geeks. ;) Title: Re: Which programming language a good developer of crypto-currencies has to know ? Post by: canth on November 03, 2014, 08:11:45 PM Tsk. Trying to enrage the geeks. ;) Heh, I generally try to be a positive member of the community so I have to practice my geekrage troll tactics when I get the opportunity. #staycalmeveryone |