Free open-source Dice Script with Chat Box (Provably Fair) with Admin Panel

[doge-dice]

I really loved your work , please complete deposit withdrawals for us! please please !:D

[NotATether]

I really loved your work , please complete deposit withdrawals for us! please please !:D

I think this is just a concept so webtricks is not going to add those features just because someone requested for them (they are very specific features which highly depend on what your cold storage is).

Nevertheless, this code could be useful for me if there's a probably fair RNG inside of it (I just need that).

[mindrust]

When I first commented in this thread, I knew javascript and node.js barely. Now I can (almost) understand everything in your code. I think that's called "progress". I still find it fascinating how you put these together in such a short time frame though. It would a week or a month for me probably.

This project also made me switch from python( django) + sql to js/mongodb. Now this stack is my favorite.

[NotATether]

This project also made me switch from python( django) + sql to js/mongodb. Now this stack is my favorite.

Once you switch from django, you'll never look back because the way it makes you write HTML, it's like shoving two languages in your project instead of one (Python and JS) because Python can't do anything on the browser side.

So it's like to make use of Django for a production site, and this applies to other python web frameworks, you have to not only know Python but even Javascript [as there will be some logic inside the JS forms, inputs and stuff that requires processing before it's sent to server].

It's a general deficiency of web frameworks in particular, regardless of the language they were written in (except for JS frameworks obviously): Rails, CakePHP, Tomcat, ....

[mindrust]

This project also made me switch from python( django) + sql to js/mongodb. Now this stack is my favorite.

Once you switch from django, you'll never look back because the way it makes you write HTML, it's like shoving two languages in your project instead of one (Python and JS) because Python can't do anything on the browser side.

So it's like to make use of Django for a production site, and this applies to other python web frameworks, you have to not only know Python but even Javascript [as there will be some logic inside the JS forms, inputs and stuff that requires processing before it's sent to server].

It's a general deficiency of web frameworks in particular, regardless of the language they were written in (except for JS frameworks obviously): Rails, CakePHP, Tomcat, ....

True. I was having problems with understanding Django. Flask was much simpler. Did a couple of basic projects with flask/mysql and had no problems. Django was a mess. Couldn't even finish what I started. Now I find node.js/react/vanilla/mongodb stack better than anything. Javascript is just so good. It is fucked up in its own way and even then I still like it.

[webtricks]

I really loved your work , please complete deposit withdrawals for us! please please !:D

Thanks. Ain't free for next couple of months. So, most probably will try to add this in January. However, no commitment.

When I first commented in this thread, I knew javascript and node.js barely. Now I can (almost) understand everything in your code. I think that's called "progress". I still find it fascinating how you put these together in such a short time frame though. It would a week or a month for me probably.

This project also made me switch from python( django) + sql to js/mongodb. Now this stack is my favorite.

Haha, good to know that I made you JS freak. And about completing the script in 4 hours, I re-used major chunk of the code for user authentication from my other project that I built before for learning purpose. However, the game script and other functionalities were written on that very day.

[doge-dice]

Thank you very much , i also soon i will share with you what i've done