NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs

[interbtc]

+for return of UP
up was a brilliant leader

[tyz]

I want to invest into NEM and buy some NEMStakes on the NXT AE. Just two questions:

1) When is the fully source code release of NEM planned? I mean the complete release of NIC and NIS?

2) Where can I find the latest NEM client version?


Thanks!

[NEMergizer]

BitZCoin, I think it would be best if you could chill with the UF story. If he wants to come back, he knows where to find NEM. Anyway, we're past that story now have more important things to attend to. Hopefully launch will not be too far away and we will be able to offer some status updates.

Hopefully launch will not be too far away? Are you telling us to expect another unknown wave of delay?

[yeyo101]

BitZCoin, I think it would be best if you could chill with the UF story. If he wants to come back, he knows where to find NEM. Anyway, we're past that story now have more important things to attend to. Hopefully launch will not be too far away and we will be able to offer some status updates.

Hopefully launch will not be too far away? Are you telling us to expect another unknown wave of delay?

That's basically what they're hinting.

[makoto1337]

One thing I would like to really know is how NEM is going to outpace projects like Nxt.  Nxt seems like it's in very active development and has a really strong developer community.  I understand NEM has a large stakeholder list, many of whom are inactive, but I'd like to know what NEM will offer over Nxt.  It's not enough to have 3k stakeholders, that's miniscule and irrelevant in the big picture, you need to offer unique features and innovative projects to really grow a community.  Otherwise you'll have a "get rich quick" community, which is the worse.  POI is an exciting feature, but POS has shown that people don't care about better protocols.

This isn't the NXT thread.
I'm not worried about NXT or how many devs they have (even though it is more or less just poor JeanLuc ).
NEM is qualitatively different. We are aiming to go far past BTC. Focusing on coins with only a few thousand users is not interesting.

[makoto1337]

For those who don't know the history, UP basically pulled together several developers out of Nxt (not Gimre, he hated Nxt from the beginning )

Gimre hated Nxt from beginning? Why then was he active writing Javascript code for Nxt?

https://asktom.cf/index.php?topic=404321.20

None of the devs ever hated NXT 

[makoto1337]

BitZCoin, I think it would be best if you could chill with the UF story. If he wants to come back, he knows where to find NEM. Anyway, we're past that story now have more important things to attend to. Hopefully launch will not be too far away and we will be able to offer some status updates.

Hopefully launch will not be too far away? Are you telling us to expect another unknown wave of delay?

That's basically what they're hinting.

We will launch when we are ready. The question is, will YOU be ready? 

[Djinou94]

I think a lot of the energy being expended in this discussion about something fairly irrelevant could better be spent thinking up ways to further grow our movement. What do you say?

RELEASE THE KRAKEN

Nemzilla is not enought big
He need to eat more sushi before the release probably next month from now

[zanzibar]

One thing I would like to really know is how NEM is going to outpace projects like Nxt.  Nxt seems like it's in very active development and has a really strong developer community.  I understand NEM has a large stakeholder list, many of whom are inactive, but I'd like to know what NEM will offer over Nxt.  It's not enough to have 3k stakeholders, that's miniscule and irrelevant in the big picture, you need to offer unique features and innovative projects to really grow a community.  Otherwise you'll have a "get rich quick" community, which is the worse.  POI is an exciting feature, but POS has shown that people don't care about better protocols.

This isn't the NXT thread.
I'm not worried about NXT or how many devs they have (even though it is more or less just poor JeanLuc ).
NEM is qualitatively different. We are aiming to go far past BTC. Focusing on coins with only a few thousand users is not interesting.

So you can't compare NEM with any other crypto because it's the NEM thread?  That's great and all, but how will you go far past BTC is my question?  You seem to be a bit arrogant and naive to think NEM will go from zero to beyond "a few thousand users".  But I'll save this post and revisit in a year.

[zanzibar]

For those who don't know the history, UP basically pulled together several developers out of Nxt (not Gimre, he hated Nxt from the beginning )

Gimre hated Nxt from beginning? Why then was he active writing Javascript code for Nxt?

https://asktom.cf/index.php?topic=404321.20

None of the devs ever hated NXT 

It was a joke, hence the smiley face.

[zanzibar]

We will launch when we are ready. The question is, will YOU be ready? 

I'm definitely ready for POI, I really hope it's more than a sloppy add on to POS, it could be a serious breakthrough in crypto.

[makoto1337]

I think a lot of the energy being expended in this discussion about something fairly irrelevant could better be spent thinking up ways to further grow our movement. What do you say?

RELEASE THE KRAKEN

Nemzilla is not enought big
He need to eat more sushi before the release probably next month from now

Don't forget the sake!

[makoto1337]

One thing I would like to really know is how NEM is going to outpace projects like Nxt.  Nxt seems like it's in very active development and has a really strong developer community.  I understand NEM has a large stakeholder list, many of whom are inactive, but I'd like to know what NEM will offer over Nxt.  It's not enough to have 3k stakeholders, that's miniscule and irrelevant in the big picture, you need to offer unique features and innovative projects to really grow a community.  Otherwise you'll have a "get rich quick" community, which is the worse.  POI is an exciting feature, but POS has shown that people don't care about better protocols.

This isn't the NXT thread.
I'm not worried about NXT or how many devs they have (even though it is more or less just poor JeanLuc ).
NEM is qualitatively different. We are aiming to go far past BTC. Focusing on coins with only a few thousand users is not interesting.

So you can't compare NEM with any other crypto because it's the NEM thread?  That's great and all, but how will you go far past BTC is my question?  You seem to be a bit arrogant and naive to think NEM will go from zero to beyond "a few thousand users".  But I'll save this post and revisit in a year.

Yes, let's revisit this 1 year from release 

A yearly summary of NEM sounds like a good idea, actually, to track progress. It would be helpful to list up things that worked and things that didn't and learn from them.

[zanzibar]

One thing I would like to really know is how NEM is going to outpace projects like Nxt.  Nxt seems like it's in very active development and has a really strong developer community.  I understand NEM has a large stakeholder list, many of whom are inactive, but I'd like to know what NEM will offer over Nxt.  It's not enough to have 3k stakeholders, that's miniscule and irrelevant in the big picture, you need to offer unique features and innovative projects to really grow a community.  Otherwise you'll have a "get rich quick" community, which is the worse.  POI is an exciting feature, but POS has shown that people don't care about better protocols.

This isn't the NXT thread.
I'm not worried about NXT or how many devs they have (even though it is more or less just poor JeanLuc ).
NEM is qualitatively different. We are aiming to go far past BTC. Focusing on coins with only a few thousand users is not interesting.

So you can't compare NEM with any other crypto because it's the NEM thread?  That's great and all, but how will you go far past BTC is my question?  You seem to be a bit arrogant and naive to think NEM will go from zero to beyond "a few thousand users".  But I'll save this post and revisit in a year.

Yes, let's revisit this 1 year from release 

A yearly summary of NEM sounds like a good idea, actually, to track progress. It would be helpful to list up things that worked and things that didn't and learn from them.

Well, I like your confidence. 

[patmast3r]

We will launch when we are ready. The question is, will YOU be ready? 

I'm definitely ready for POI, I really hope it's more than a sloppy add on to POS, it could be a serious breakthrough in crypto.

It's not a sloppy add on but it is an add-on. Of course only functionality-wise. No code from an existing POS implementation was used.

[amytheplanarshift]

We will launch when we are ready. The question is, will YOU be ready? 

I'm definitely ready for POI, I really hope it's more than a sloppy add on to POS, it could be a serious breakthrough in crypto.

It's not a sloppy add on but it is an add-on. Of course only functionality-wise. No code from an existing POS implementation was used.

I think "evolution" is more appropriate than "add-on" myself.

[Istanbul34]

imho UF is here with diffrent forum profile name.

He has plenty accounts opened in january & february 2014

For example, which accounts?

makoto1337

[luckygenough56]

i have an idea to attract new users :

Release a nem calendar with pictures of developpers in panties

glad i can help !

[xtester]

BitZCoin, I think it would be best if you could chill with the UF story. If he wants to come back, he knows where to find NEM. Anyway, we're past that story now have more important things to attend to. Hopefully launch will not be too far away and we will be able to offer some status updates.

Hopefully launch will not be too far away? Are you telling us to expect another unknown wave of delay?

That's basically what they're hinting.

Nope, that's not my message.

[makoto1337]

imho UF is here with diffrent forum profile name.

He has plenty accounts opened in january & february 2014

For example, which accounts?

makoto1337

Well, I am trying to create a utopian future