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1  Bitcoin / Project Development / [IDEA] Creating a bitcoin bingo game [PHP+MySQL+HTML+CSS+JS] on: April 22, 2013, 07:13:24 PM
For my first post I want to talk about some basics leading to the project.

Why a bingo-game?
First I think bingo is a fun game to play. Everyone knows the rules and its easy to understand what is happening in the game. The game-logic is quite simple and you can add nice features to the game to increase the fun playing it.

What technologies will be used?
First I'm gonna use JS with JQuery on the client side, PHP (kohana) and MySQL on the server. To play it in a browser I obviously have to use HTML and to make things nicer CSS.

Why did I chose Frameworks like JQuery and kohana and what are those?
Basically I think it is a good idea to use Frameworks, because they help you a lot with important and often used features. Especially with security and organization of code a framework like kohana will help you a lot and save you a lot of time and headaches later on. JQuery makes it easy to write Client-side Javascript code, that makes the website work nice on the client-side. I really think that the time you have to invest first to learn to use such a framework will pay of later.

What is a basic developer setup?
I prefer to develop on Linux, where you have exactly the same environment as you have on your server(most of the times). However you can easily set up a web-server on windows using XAMPP. There are several nice tutorials on the web how to do this. To actually write code I use Eclipse (Php developer tools [PDT]) and MySQL-workbench to manage the database. You can also find some good tutorials how to setup these on the web. Of course there are several other possibilities you can use, but those will definitely work just fine.
2  Bitcoin / Project Development / [IDEA] Creating a bitcoin bingo game [PHP+MySQL+HTML+CSS+JS] on: April 22, 2013, 06:48:36 PM
Hi everyone,

for some time now I wanted to start a bitcoin-related project, but never hat a quite genius idea to go for. So I decided to just code a nice small project so start and see, if some other ideas rise in the process. What I noticed thou was on the one hand a lack of information at different stages of the development and on the other hand, that there obviously are some good ideas, but not the skill to make these things work by yourself.
So after only reading and trying different things for myself I thought it might be of interest for some people to actually see how to develop a simple project by yourself. So that some of you are able to at least create a simple sample-application, from which you can choose how to proceed.
I try not to address those professional web developers who have one or the other very special problem, but generally interested people who want to make their own project work.

So what I'm going to try is to show what steps I did in developing such a simple bingo gaming site. Though the game still is not finished or published I definitely will put it online as soon as its finished and tested.

Questions of course are welcome at any point, and feel free to ask, especially if I am not that easy to follow.

I hope that I can be a little help to some of you in developing their projects.
3  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Best site to buy bitcoins? on: April 18, 2013, 06:37:13 AM
For sure it depends on what payment methods you can use. As posted before I used VirWox and was very happy with. Downside there is for sure, that you first have to change it in Linden Dollar. But you can use paysafecard, Ukash and Paypal, so I think the higher fees are worth it.

the only thing that sucked with them is that I had to wait almost 36 hours to have my bitcoins processed. In that time they dropped to lower numbers and it semi bothered me.
That sucks for sure, but where else can you still buy via paypal or paysafecard? Thou the fees for paysafecard are huge 20% I think.
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Best site to buy bitcoins? on: April 17, 2013, 08:36:47 PM
For sure it depends on what payment methods you can use. As posted before I used VirWox and was very happy with. Downside there is for sure, that you first have to change it in Linden Dollar. But you can use paysafecard, Ukash and Paypal, so I think the higher fees are worth it.
5  Other / Beginners & Help / Price of SLL (Linden Dollars) on: April 17, 2013, 08:28:16 PM
I have traded some BTC for Linden Dollars at VirWox, simply because you cannot trade them directly there. So I wonder if anyone knows if the price for them has been constant in the last several years/since you could buy them, or if I have to spend them ASAP.
6  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Mining on the road (reduce energy cost of mining) on: April 17, 2013, 08:22:21 PM
I don't think you can get the power needed to really mine while being on the road. So your bill for being online while driving will be much higher, than your reward mining. At the end all your mining success depends on the power spend.
7  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Lottery! on: April 17, 2013, 08:14:25 PM
You take yourself only 50%?   Grin
Quite cheap!
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