Initially I thought it'd be easy to acquire users since I'm speaking to my own kind - but it's pretty hard to get into developers' head :) No instagram influencers can be used, that's for sure.
Anybody have any ideas?
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Initially I thought it'd be easy to acquire users since I'm speaking to my own kind - but it's pretty hard to get into developers' head :) No instagram influencers can be used, that's for sure.
Anybody have any ideas?
12 smart contract projects, one for each month. So far I have a list of 9 projects to do, easy stuff. The usual, lottery, auction... But I want to do it from the point of view of a python backend server, so I plan to use Viper.
Some ideas:
Poker variant - quite hard but thought of a way to do it without a trusted oracle.
Hodl contract - forces you to hold for X months
Simple asset price contract where 2 parties bet each way. Requires an oracle.
Sports betting. Oracle.
Reputation coin - prove your general rep by aggregating HN, SO, Reddit etc. scores. Oracle.
The usual lottery
A "ponzi"
Let me know if you want to get in touch and I'll stick an email in my profile. Would like someone to bounce ideas and help each other if stuck.
I will be definitely working on Appure ( https://appure.io ) - screenshot generator for App and Play stores, adding new features, improving existing stuff. Still, have a lot of hopes for this app
I will keep working on CookArr, and maybe get my 2nd game out :-) http://cookarr.com
Jam Together is a web application which you can use to play some music together with your friends, remotely. Right now it's possible to play with a midi keyboard as well as just your laptop keys.
I've got a piano, a synth and a drum kit working (if you create a free account. Piano only without an account).
I'll be adding more instruments, work on reducing latency (anyone here with multiplayer game development experience that would like to help out?), different jamming modes, and most importantly work on some marketing to get more feedback on the app so I can evolve it in the right direction.
Check it out on the link below. A couple of disclaimers though... Chrome only, optimised for people residing in the EU for now, otherwise latency is too much of an issue to reliably play.