I'm wondering why the following post was deleted from bitcointalk?
Here it is in it's entirety before it was removed hosted on our site in case they decide to delete it yet again.
https://forum.emunie.com/threads/emunie-latest-and-greatest-apps-games-and-more.4423/Nothing looks suspicious to me.
Y U Delete this page?!?Other than images of the client functionality, the following was the text:
[EMUNIE] Latest and greatest...apps, games and more!
December 29, 2015, 05:53:04 PM
Fuserleer
Hey everyone,
Its been a while since I posted an update here but as we've been working hard and have a couple of new features to wrap up 2015, so I thought I'd feed the trolls Smiley
Remittance
A large target of the eMunie project is to take a chunk of the remittance market, especially for B2B. The development of functionality to support this goal was started recently, and users are now able to send purchase orders, invoices and remittances for services and products direct in the client.
Invoices, receipts and other documentation can be attached to the transaction and is formatted to existing ISO standards for electronic payment data transmissions allowing any existing backend to process them.
These remittance functions will serve as the basis for immediate web payments when users make purchases online. A comprehensive demo of this (and other B2B remittance functions) will be made available in Jan.
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Scrypto
Perhaps the biggest addition recently is Scrypto. This is our attempt at "Smart Apps" and has been on the back burner for over a year until recently as everything else has taken more of a priority.
Scrypto is primarily a Javascript/Java hybrid that allows the creation of applications and smart "stuff". Content creators can create rich front-ends, automated back ends and secure network functionality to provide a complete decentralized end-end application.
Scrypto can also be embedded into HTML/HTML5 pages and executed in the embedded client browser and regular browsers alike.
Applications are heavily sand boxed and utilize permission policies to access various features of the client (similar to installing apps on your mobile phone/tablet).
A fun use case is arcade games (the crypto world is far too serious, DACs, trading securities, what about fun stuff normal people can relate to??):
A developer could create a PacMan clone and deploy it to the Scrypto Store and set the price to 10EMU.
On every install, he receives 10 EMUs for the purchase of the application.
The user runs the Pacman clone and is presented with an "Insert coin" title screen.
A payment of say 0.1EMU is made to the developer and attached is a "Scrypto Transaction Controller" which is simply a proof that the transaction is for the that Pacman app instance and user.
The Pacman clone is constantly looking for new transaction in the network that contain a "Pacman Scrypto Transaction Controller"
When it comes across one, it verifies that the payment is valid, that it was made by the client user, it hasn't expired and is for that instance of Pacman.
Pacman then runs.
Of course more "serious" applications of Scrypto are possible, escrows, DACs, device control, gambling (thats a big one) and pretty much anything else you can conceive.
I'll post a link here in this thread over the next few days as our wiki all about Scrypto is finished up, but in the meantime I'm happy to answer questions on it.
