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October 28, 2016, 12:16:07 PM |
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Its a good information you have proved in this thread.
Thanks
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October 29, 2016, 08:59:16 PM |
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Interesting topic.
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November 14, 2016, 01:14:08 AM |
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A tip of the hat to you... Found a useful script in your book and implemented part of it (with a little tweaking) into my SpacePirate game. Had no idea about WalletNotify until today, funny how you can work/dev with Bitcoin for years and then you learn something new!  |
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coinableS (OP)
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November 14, 2016, 01:16:51 AM |
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A tip of the hat to you... Found a useful script in your book and implemented part of it (with a little tweaking) into my SpacePirate game. Had no idea about WalletNotify until today, funny how you can work/dev with Bitcoin for years and then you learn something new! You're completely right! I'm always stumbling across something new as well. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your success! Glad I was able to help  |
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December 19, 2016, 12:37:14 AM |
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December 19, 2016, 12:43:11 AM |
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Oh nice, ive been tracking this for a while its good to see you keep expanding on this.
Most people wouldn't really want to make how to's unless money is involved.
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coinableS (OP)
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December 19, 2016, 01:02:59 AM |
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Thanks! Most people wouldn't really want to make how to's unless money is involved.
Yes, I do try to provide as much free information as possible to help others and support the ecosystem. Technically there is money involved though, I do get paid by youtube for letting them play ads. I also have a book for sale. But I do believe it's very important to have this information available for free. We need more of it. To anyone out there that might be a dev -- and I know there are a bunch of good ones in bitcoin -- feel free to post your stuff on this thread and I can add it to the main post. It would be nice to have a mega thread of community created bitcoin web dev guides. Doesn't have to be a video, it can be a blog post instead. |
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December 19, 2016, 01:55:14 AM |
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Ill keep that in mind since i was thinking of making my own guide so that's a plus.
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December 19, 2016, 02:39:35 PM |
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Thanks! Most people wouldn't really want to make how to's unless money is involved.
Yes, I do try to provide as much free information as possible to help others and support the ecosystem. Technically there is money involved though, I do get paid by youtube for letting them play ads. I also have a book for sale. But I do believe it's very important to have this information available for free. We need more of it. To anyone out there that might be a dev -- and I know there are a bunch of good ones in bitcoin -- feel free to post your stuff on this thread and I can add it to the main post. It would be nice to have a mega thread of community created bitcoin web dev guides. Doesn't have to be a video, it can be a blog post instead. Thank you for sharing your bitcoin web dev, it's very helpful for us, I'll keep and try it someday with my friends. Keep looking forward and hopefully more bitcoin developers to share their project experiences. Best regards. |
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December 21, 2016, 07:07:00 PM |
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Owesome!!!! Bookmarked
Anyway... didn't you interested to translate into another languages? Maybe I can help to translated into Indonesian. Please let me know.
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nemgun
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December 22, 2016, 03:14:07 PM |
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Thanks! Most people wouldn't really want to make how to's unless money is involved.
Yes, I do try to provide as much free information as possible to help others and support the ecosystem. Technically there is money involved though, I do get paid by youtube for letting them play ads. I also have a book for sale. But I do believe it's very important to have this information available for free. We need more of it. To anyone out there that might be a dev -- and I know there are a bunch of good ones in bitcoin -- feel free to post your stuff on this thread and I can add it to the main post. It would be nice to have a mega thread of community created bitcoin web dev guides. Doesn't have to be a video, it can be a blog post instead. Could you show us how to use coinB for altcoins ? i would be interested to see if it can be used in nodeJS, CoinB is a great project, i was completly out when i saw the transactions confirmation, i thought it was impossible to do it from a different environment then java or c, you do a great job really. |
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December 24, 2016, 12:30:46 AM |
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Fantastic post. Added to my book mark for further reading.
Is there any info on accepting bitcoin payments for forum subscriptions? via MyBB?
Been searching for a long time on this and have only ever found plugins that accept paypal unfortunately.
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December 24, 2016, 05:23:37 PM |
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Is there any info on accepting bitcoin payments for forum subscriptions? via MyBB?
Not that I'm aware of. If you can sort out the MyBB code well enough where you can customize it along with adding a new database table for addresses where you can correlate them with the userids and how much they've paid, time since paid, etc. Should be do-able. Owesome!!!! Bookmarked
Anyway... didn't you interested to translate into another languages? Maybe I can help to translated into Indonesian. Please let me know.
Absolutely, feel free to re-use and translate. |
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December 25, 2016, 09:10:49 PM |
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Thanks! Most people wouldn't really want to make how to's unless money is involved.
Yes, I do try to provide as much free information as possible to help others and support the ecosystem. Technically there is money involved though, I do get paid by youtube for letting them play ads. I also have a book for sale. But I do believe it's very important to have this information available for free. We need more of it. To anyone out there that might be a dev -- and I know there are a bunch of good ones in bitcoin -- feel free to post your stuff on this thread and I can add it to the main post. It would be nice to have a mega thread of community created bitcoin web dev guides. Doesn't have to be a video, it can be a blog post instead. Yes, in most cases situation is like that but at the same time there are people which are doing such things for free and that must be appreciated by us. I think it will be better if these videos will be translated in another languages and will be pinned in localboards, so it will be easy for any interested person in this task to find information easily in native language. |
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February 15, 2017, 05:10:59 PM |
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Hello coinables, i would like to ask you if you are working on new tutorials, maybe new projects, bcoin is awesome by the way.
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February 16, 2017, 01:23:39 AM |
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Hello coinables, i would like to ask you if you are working on new tutorials, maybe new projects, bcoin is awesome by the way.
New tutorials, not right now I've been too busy. It takes a lot of time, I usually write out the lesson and then record it. I've been focusing on the nodejs series, not sure what I'll cover next maybe something like blockcypher API or maybe building raw transactions in nodejs. New projects, yes one in particular that is consuming a lot of time. bcoin is awesome! I have installed it, but haven't got to play with it as much as I want to yet. Thanks for checking in! |
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February 16, 2017, 08:13:40 AM |
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Hello coinables, i would like to ask you if you are working on new tutorials, maybe new projects, bcoin is awesome by the way.
New tutorials, not right now I've been too busy. It takes a lot of time, I usually write out the lesson and then record it. I've been focusing on the nodejs series, not sure what I'll cover next maybe something like blockcypher API or maybe building raw transactions in nodejs. New projects, yes one in particular that is consuming a lot of time. bcoin is awesome! I have installed it, but haven't got to play with it as much as I want to yet. Thanks for checking in! I am still dreaming of a pure javascript bitcoin daemon, working with nodeJS, this is why i ask for bcoin, i am still fetching the code for some indications on how to do the same for other coins, it may be better such a project for more coins, especially the full node in a browser, what an amazing job they did on it. |
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February 16, 2017, 12:01:43 PM |
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Great work! Added to bookmarks!
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February 18, 2017, 08:51:32 PM |
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Hey Coinables, Great thread. Thanks for sharing your work and resources..
Regards,
Kevin
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