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yeah...been there, done that....
The compile of the kernel hangs forever...
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I'd still like to know, how to compile reaper under Linux (Gentoo in my case)...
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A guy in the German subforum had a very similar idea. Unfortunately, not much has happened til then AFAIK...
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Look at CakePHP, if you want php: http://cakephp.org/First create a data model and then let cake generate most of the code for a start. |
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I would start with a VPS anyway, since it's wise to install stuff like svn and project management tools, like issuezilla, if the work is coordinated online.
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Maybe I could help you with PHP, SQL etc. , but I can't do any graphics. If such coding would help you, let me know.
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There is no further description of the API?
Is there a way to place an order?
To the get the current customer status? (like available funds etc).
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It would be cool just to have a reference API, that is complete and has good design, so site developers can use this as a reference.
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Note to myself....must add a line: if( highest_bid( "Intersango").getUser().equals( "toffoo")) { break; } ...  |
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Does anyone know the format of the last_trade_date parameter? microseconds since the GMT epoch (1.1.1970) , or so?
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Well, the idea was to create something, where the average litecoin owner could spend his coins. Not just geeks. Imagine a network version of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m86ftny1uYI already wrote some html 5 code to move the tank and load the playfield from a text file. But I have to wait for the tank images now. |
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We had a very similar idea in litecoin-dev with the age-old Atari combat game. But it's hard to get a working development team together.
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Problem might be, that it just takes too long for you to get good in any language. So your idea is already implemented by someone else. So I recommend a collaboration (again). And if it's just to get some influence on good design practices.
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Hi! I'm implementing APIs from several trading sites at the moment. It's a good way to find shortcomings of an API and compare different concept of requests or posts. I thought it might be helpful to post some of the findings, so site owners can improve their APIs if they are interested. OTOH it might be helpful for implementer to share workarounds for some problems. As a start, I'll mention the MtGox trades method. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MtGox/API/HTTP/v1#Multi_currency_tradesIt has a filter to fetch all trades since <id>. Problem is, that I'd like to fetch all trades from the last 7 days or so. It would be cool to have a date filter, so you get all the trades since <date>. As an alternative, id could be relative to the current id. So when you pass -100 as the id, you'd get the last 100 trades. Intersango implements filters: https://intersango.com/api.phpand they have a paramter last_trade_date, although I don't understand yet, if you request all trades earlier than this date (not so good, I think) or all trades after that date. Ciao, Andreas |
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But what could bitcoin offer those lets? I think easy (cheap, fast) electronic payment is one the features.
BTW: if the EU actually takes the 1 and 2 cent coins out of the market, bitcoin payers could actually save some money? But mobile payment would be a requirement then. And instant payment, or course..
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Are there cheap Rails hosts now? I studied it a while ago and must admit, that I had quite some problems to install it on a debian box. But the videos are great! (create a blog site in 15mins etc). Good thing is, that there are RAD tools for other languages now, that are practically identical, like CakePHP. Even the method names match.
I usually start with a data model (ArgoUML is the main tool here). Then create some MySQL from it and let the RAD tool create the MVC elements. There's actually not that much difference then whether you use Rails, Cake, Groovy etc.
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My vote goes to PHP and MySQL. HTML of course, too...
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Scary....maybe you are my long lost twin brother, or so...
I already send a PM to Seal and waiting for some reply with an email, so I can send him some code...
Part of my code is a TradeSite interface (just started), that I already implement for MtGox and BtcE. So you can loop over the sites, combine all trades, compare fees etc.
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Perfect. We are thinking exactly in the same lines.  I started to write the Java app in a way, that I could run in client or server mode. In client mode, a GUI comes up. In server mode, there's no GUI, so it could be started in an init.d script. Drop me a PM, if you want to discuss more details. |
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