Web implementation of the Windows Bitcoin Client

[Kris]

http://blockchain.dk



Build with WalletBit's API

Please send back what you take!

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[Cryptoman]

Hey, that's pretty cool!  How did you implement that?

[Kris]

Plain old PHP with a tat of JavaScript, and than based on the API WalletBit provides

[adamstgBit]

very cool!

someone gave 0.01BTC and someone else stole 0.01btc!

lol 

[Kris]

very cool!

someone gave 0.01BTC and someone else stole 0.01btc!

lol  

yeah well look at Transactions, only one returned the coins. But yeah pretty cool. People just need to return the coins so others can play. 

[adamstgBit]

i went on a free coin site, 0.0025BTC should be coming in soon

[Kris]

Sent 0.0095 myself again.

[Bitcoin Oz]

I had to double check my client was closed lol.

[gweedo]

That is a cool implementation but come on where the mac osx loving?

[Kris]

That is a cool implementation but come on where the mac osx loving?

Do you really want me to make a mac osx skin?

[Serenata]

This is cool, congrats!
I suppose something like this could be used behind a password protected web page for pocket money transactions. Any other possible uses?

[Kris]

This is cool, congrats!
I suppose something like this could be used behind a password protected web page for pocket money transactions. Any other possible uses?

Yes you could run it yourself, if you can convince me to sell the script you probably can. It is far easier than to wait on the blockchain download, which took me over 8 hours this time, just to take those few screenshots I used for this 

Regards
Kris

[Kris]

aah common guys, it is really worth it to take the few coins left? Guess I believe in the best of people, and was just being naive here.

[Kris]

Oh well, it is still cool to have a web bitcoin client, for people to practice on, or whatever, any suggestions?

[TizzyTazzy]

Oh well, it is still cool to have a web bitcoin client, for people to practice on, or whatever, any suggestions?

Great for the lols. 

[mav]

Oh well, it is still cool to have a web bitcoin client, for people to practice on, or whatever, any suggestions?

Run it on testnet so it's not tempting for people to keep the coins. they'll be more likely to take them and return them. Exact same functionality on display, no actual money at risk.

[rate5]

Wow awesome job!

I did notice a small bug, I can add addresses to the address book but it does not seem to check if it's a valid bitcoin address.  Other then that everything looks solid.

[Kris]

Wow awesome job!

I did notice a small bug, I can add addresses to the address book but it does not seem to check if it's a valid bitcoin address.  Other then that everything looks solid.

Thanks he he.

I use HTML5 localStorage to store your address book, so there is no validation of any kind, but this also means that you are the only one able to see the address book you make.

[Kris]

Oh no you broke it. lol

EDIT:

And it's back.  

Damn I need sleep.

Regarding the bitcoins in the Web Wallet, “And It’s Gone”

http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/in8b1XQfGeU?rel=0

[gweedo]

That is a cool implementation but come on where the mac osx loving?

Do you really want me to make a mac osx skin?

If you want to but I was being dick LOL

[niko]

Why is "show QR code" greyed out under "receive coins"? I can't highlight (select) any of the receiving addresses to activate this button.

[Kris]

That is a cool implementation but come on where the mac osx loving?

Do you really want me to make a mac osx skin?

If you want to but I was being dick LOL

 

[Cryptoman]

Is it still working?  Seems like the time is wrong.

[Kris]

Why is "show QR code" greyed out under "receive coins"? I can't highlight (select) any of the receiving addresses to activate this button.

Fixed

Is it still working?  Seems like the time is wrong.

The time is based on the timestamp from the transcations, so cannot really answer you on that.

[Cryptoman]

As you read the transaction list from the bottom up, the time stamp keeps getting later and then gets earlier for the last two transactions.  I don't use the satoshi client that much, so I'm not sure if that is correct behavior. 

[Kris]

As you read the transaction list from the bottom up, the time stamp keeps getting later and then gets earlier for the last two transactions.  I don't use the satoshi client that much, so I'm not sure if that is correct behavior. 

Oh I see, very strange indeed.

[Raoul Duke]

Can you open source it with instructions on how we should connect it to the API using our own Walletbit.com account?

[Kris]

Can you open source it with instructions on how we should connect it to the API using our own Walletbit.com account?

Can I charge for the instructions? 

[Raoul Duke]

Can you open source it with instructions on how we should connect it to the API using our own Walletbit.com account?

Can I charge for the instructions? 

You will charge every time someone uses it because users will pay tx fees to walletbit

[gweedo]

Can you open source it with instructions on how we should connect it to the API using our own Walletbit.com account?

Can I charge for the instructions?  

I am going to be honest, just open source it, otherwise just looking thru your site and quick

Code:

wget \
     --recursive \
     --no-clobber \
     --page-requisites \
     --html-extension \
     --convert-links \
     --restrict-file-names=windows \
     --no-parent \
http://blockchain.dk/

and one could have the whole site, and then they would just have to setup the connectors and they can use anything like instawallet, etc. This way if you provided the source code they would most likely use your service

[Kris]

Can you open source it with instructions on how we should connect it to the API using our own Walletbit.com account?

Can I charge for the instructions?  

I am going to be honest, just open source it, otherwise just looking thru your site and quick

Code:

wget \
     --recursive \
     --no-clobber \
     --page-requisites \
     --html-extension \
     --convert-links \
     --restrict-file-names=windows \
     --domains website.org \
     --no-parent \
http://blockchain.dk/

and one could have the whole site, and then they would just have to setup the connectors and they can use anything like instawallet, etc. This way if you provided the source code they would most likely use your service

There are a bit more to it than that. But I think I will open source it on the request of psy  

[gweedo]

There are a bit more to it than that. But I think I will open source it on the request of psy 

sounds good just make sure you put it on github that is my only request

[Kris]

There are a bit more to it than that. But I think I will open source it on the request of psy  

sounds good just make sure you put it on github that is my only request

May I ask why?

[gweedo]

There are a bit more to it than that. But I think I will open source it on the request of psy 

sounds good just make sure you put it on github that is my only request

May I ask why?

Wait you need a reason more than it a hosting platform that using Git?

So many reasons...

1) It is easy to clone and fetch updates
2) People can fork your source code and change it to make it better
3) Those people can then submit a Pull Request with the changes helping the original code get better
4) It has syntax highlighting when looking at the code
5) It has an easy way to display a Readme so people know how to use your code
6) It has a wiki
7) It has an Issue Manager
IT IS GIT

[Kris]

There are a bit more to it than that. But I think I will open source it on the request of psy 

sounds good just make sure you put it on github that is my only request

May I ask why?

Wait you need a reason more than it a hosting platform that using Git?

So many reasons...

1) It is easy to clone and fetch updates
2) People can fork your source code and change it to make it better
3) Those people can then submit a Pull Request with the changes helping the original code get better
4) It has syntax highlighting when looking at the code
5) It has an easy way to display a Readme so people know how to use your code
6) It has a wiki
7) It has an Issue Manager
IT IS GIT

Well I'm used to SVN. Guess I'm a old timer.

[Kris]

https://github.com/kreal/BitcoinWallet

[niko]

Where's my money?!

[Kris]

Where's my money?!

Are you for real? Trying to figure out, but I can't.

Please explain.

[Kris]

How many are running the wallet for themselves from my github repository?

[fatigue]

How many are running the wallet for themselves from my github repository?

attempting now,

EDIT: if someone not such a newb to this kind of stuff feels like they could help me out, id appreciate it a ton.

[Kris]

How many are running the wallet for themselves from my github repository?

attempting now,

EDIT: if someone not such a newb to this kind of stuff feels like they could help me out, id appreciate it a ton.

If you can wait 4 hours, I'll be home.

[fatigue]

How many are running the wallet for themselves from my github repository?

attempting now,

EDIT: if someone not such a newb to this kind of stuff feels like they could help me out, id appreciate it a ton.

If you can wait 4 hours, I'll be home.

Ahaha thank you for the offer but its just past 4am for me, time for some rest soon. ill see if i can get to a computer in 4-ish hours however.

[R-]

R- Was Here   19ZL8rfKzWDMWVrZvnbk8eWsGzCdPTqKr1
Sent 0.01.

Enjoy