It's preview time.. 

Wanted to put this out yesterday but spend the entire day getting the server side websockets to run over SSL, finally decided enough is enough we'll figure that out later at a later time. So if anyone has any experience on running Websockets on Jetty server over SSL drop me a line (PM).

Some notes upfront..

The Explorer (http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/activity/fim/activity/latest) will likely stay as it is.

So will the account landing pages (sample: http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/accounts/FIM-5PGB-BFNZ-KCSF-9XJWB/pulse/latest) and the account activity pages (sample: http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/accounts/FIM-5PGB-BFNZ-KCSF-9XJWB/activity/latest).

And so will the the asset landing pages (sample: http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/assets/fim/13664938383416975974/pulse) and the actual asset trade pages (sample: http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/assets/fim/15249019093105168329/trade).

Expect each currency (not yet enabled) and each crowdfunding campaign (not yet enabled) to have similar landing pages as assets and accounts. The association will be permanently  hosting a webbased version of mofowallet (soon to be renamed) and issuers of assets, currencies or people running a crowd funding can simply point their customers to their asset/currency/campaign over a public internet address (there is even a url shortener on the way - easy for use in twitter messages).

The dashboard is empty initially (http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/home/fim/activity/latest) since it displays your agregated activity from all your accounts, not sure if this is an issue since normally people dont land on the dashboard page.

The HOME page (http://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/start) will likely get a makeover to make it look like a proper landing page the current look is to *techy* i believe and will scare away the less technically advanced.

The language selector new users are presented with does not yet work, actually it does work but I'm out of Google API credits to run a new session where the language files are translated into the 64 available languages. Still doing a lot of code cleanup over here of which renaming the translation keys is a part so expect that soonish.

This version is backed by a single 512MB server and does not yet make use of the load scheduler i've been working on to handle the bigger traffic so if it gets slow, just give it a minute and it will likely work faster.

Only browsers supporting websockets can be used (chrome, firefox, opera and some versions of IE (- not sure about that) )

Feedback is appreciated.

PS. i'll try and get our NXT servers online soon so you can also use NXT from mofowallet

Further tuning.

Hooked up to the websockets to the post and comment providers which means unconfirmed transactions are displayed as soon as they hit the network, added confirmation count indicators.
Added ability to re-tweet, facebook, linked-in or g-plus posts and comments.



Development is going a lot faster now all remote data comes from the new generic (websocket event aware) providers.

For the geeks:

This is the provider that gives you all account posts (and updates based on server side push events).
http://paste.ubuntu.com/10310851/

Transactions have a new home also, this for instance is the complete implementation for creating an account post (this will automatically generate the UI for the dialog also).
http://paste.ubuntu.com/10310909/

And the generated dialog is not that shabby either:

Lets get social.. 

Getting ready to hook up the backend with the front end.

Finished the UI parts for the Explorer section today. Don't consider myself a designer and find it pretty hard even to get that natural look but I must say I'm actually happy with the result.

Let me share some screenshots (all of these are with the Cosmo theme selected, except the last one)..

The activity view shows all transactions and trades that happened on the network. I mentioned before that i find this a more natural look as compared to the traditional block explorers where the blocks are the main actor in the explorer UI. Again all of this is hooked up to the websockets and will thus show all events immediately as they happen on the network.



Clicking the blockheight in the right corner reveals the statistics section. Currently NXT is turned off which makes it disappear from the UI but when turned on there will be a NXT network blockheight indicator beneath the top-right FIM indicator. Clicking any of the menu items on the right reveals a selection for what coin you want to see.



The traditional blockexplorer view.



Overview of forgers and blockreward statistics.



And finally the asset explorer, i can imagine we'll add a search mechanism later to search for assets by name.



And of course optimized for mobile.



Activity view with the Slate theme selected (really like this theme).

Probably sooner than later. Basically finishing things up so to say.

You're welcome.

Wanted to share a shot of the asset exchange yesterday but could not figure out how to make full page screenshots (now i do) so here is what to expect from the upcoming asset exchange.

There are two parts to each asset. a. The trading part (shown in the screenshot) b. The pulse part (not shown). The purpose of the trade area should be clear. The pulse area contains the asset description, a section where the asset issuer can place updates (based on AM - arbitrary messages) about his asset and the option for anyone to leave comments about the asset or have a discussion about that asset (also based on AM).

I am using AM instead of FIMKrypto Namespaced Aliases to stay compatible with NXT as where the previous mofowallet releases. Our NXT fork has undergone the same changes at the server side as our FIMK server (which means addition of the websockets connectors) and thus means you'll still be able to use NXT through mofowallet as you can use FIMK.

These are the AE screenshots (selected theme today is called Slate).

Desktop version



Mobile version



[Warning: techno talk]
The AE supports the following server side events (meaning it's UI is updated on the following events - pushed from server to client over the websocket connection - this works when running the client locally and when visiting the hosted version).

- blockpushed (updates all confirmation counts in the ui - 10 is considered save and will give you a green check instead of a number)
- blockpopped (updates all confirmations, removes all trades from that block, updates all order amounts which where updated because of trades in that block)
- added unconfirmed transaction (based on the type of transaction - updates all orders and trades in the UI - so called pending changes are clearly marked in the ui as being non-final, also marks orders as 'cancel pending')
- removed unconfirmed transactions (reverse of added unconfirmed transaction)
- added confirmed transaction (similar to  added unconfirmed transaction - difference being that change is no longer pending)
- added trades (updates the trades in the UI - adds one - updates the buy and sell orders affected by that trade and shows the new remaining quantity in that trade)

I mentioned in the post yesterday that sending an order in Finland and seeing that order on your screen in China takes 1 second.
Thinking about it I am not at all sure of this. It can in fact be much quicker 

Cross post: http://forum.fimk.fi/index.php?topic=428.msg3563;topicseen#msg3563

Getting ready to release redesigned-mofowallet on test net. It will be based on NXT 1.4.12 and will thus have support for the new monetary system feature.
Quite a lot has changed in these two months, making mofowallet (soon to be renamed btw) ready for prime time to serve the world.

To name just a few:

- translated in 64 languages
- completely new API transport mechanism (works exclusively on websockets now - push communication from server to client)
- got rid of the client side database (no need for that because of the speed of websockets)
- complete visual redesign
- designed for use on mobile first
- asset exchange
-- based on websockets - meaning if i create an order in Finland and press send, a second later it will appear on someones screen in china - same goes for trades or cancelling orders.
-- new server api to obtain chart data based on hourly, daily or weekly volume weighted moving averages.
- fitered queries (the ui enables to display only transactions of a certain type - mixable - and/or time period.
- redesigned client javascript, clear structure - i was able to throw away roughly half of it.
- all lists support endless scrolling for ease of use on the mobile

Clean interface - theme switcher with wild themes still available..



Available languages (translated through an automated process during build, can be tweaked and improved later)



Mobile look



Mobile slide-in side menu (there is also the mobile top menu)



And as promised, all the wild themes are still available (personally like this one) - this shows an account page btw - you get here from clicking on an account link (clicking on an asset takes you to that asset page, clicking on a currency etc.. etc..)



And last but not least.. period (date) based searches (so you dont have to scroll to 1984).



Stay tuned.  

Network seems to function normally, ran a scan which shows no forks.
Current height is 296729 blockexplorer http://explorer.fimk.fi seems to be in-sync too.
Best advice would be to:

1. Shut down fimk server
2. Delete fim_db folder - ensure it remains deleted, if FIMK server is running still in the background that folder will *re-appear*
3. Wait at least 5 minutes, more is better
4. Clean install FIMK 0.3.3 - https://github.com/fimkrypto/fimk/releases/tag/v0.3.3 - make sure to delete previous installation files
5. Start and it should work

Hope this helps.

We have been active every day since launch, but active and doing a release is not the same.
But you're probably right that it doesn't show enough.

The update does some cleaning of the peer database. It deletes all stored peers and adds a set of new welknownpeers known to be running 0.3.3 after that all peers trying to connect with non 0.3.3 versions are blacklisted by default.
The 282569 block is the block of the hard fork, it could be your client was just busy scanning and verifying the blockchain which is also something done on  first start only, verifying is expected to take a while.

The mofowallet version http://forum.fimk.fi/index.php?topic=494.msg3076;topicseen#msg3076

No it was from a user who contacted us about it this morning.

MofoWallet embeds the official NXT 1.3.5 release found here https://nxtforum.org/nrs-releases/nrs-v1-3-5/ there is no superNET UI stuff in there as far as I know.

There are some nodes on a fork yes. A handful of nodes is stuck on 272974, the biggest part of the rest of the network is on 274412 (at the time of writing).
You could wait it out or delete the fim_db folder inside the server package or inside mofowallet.
If by deliberate you mean there has been a release that required a hard fork? No there hasn't been one. This fork should just resolve itself.