Reading this thread from the beginning without stopping has proven to be quite interesting. It is really cool to see where peoples predictions actually land.
I'll have to go with
DGB every time a new game starts pay out it pops a bit...easy to read
LISK gonna be easy to use...java script
WAVES one-click installation procedure, and full scale decentralized trading/crowdfunding platform....neat
I'll have to go with
DGB every time a new game starts pay out it pops a bit...easy to read
LISK gonna be easy to use...java script
WAVES one-click installation procedure, and full scale decentralized trading/crowdfunding platform....neat
Yeah, Lisk is the next big thing. And just to make it clear, since I saw some people confused:
Javascript is not Java.
Javascript has several advantages, including that It's easier to use and has a vast number of programmers using it.
Take a look in the Lisk thread (and confirm in the Geeklist site), the numbers speak for themselves:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1346646.msg14276243#msg14276243
Now that the ICO is over, can we focus on making Lisk a success?
Clearly the success of Lisk depends on the success of Lisk DAPP store.
Currently Ethereum dapp directory (http://dapps.ethercasts.com) has ONLY 34 LIVE Ethereum Dapps, so Lisk can certainly surpass that number of dapps within this summer, if we promote Lisk heavily to Javascript developers outside crypto world, through contests with serious monetary prizes.
I found most Ethereum dapps too specicific to crypto world so I prepared a list of sites using Javascript in real world applications, all for your inspiration:
Clearly the success of Lisk depends on the success of Lisk DAPP store.
Currently Ethereum dapp directory (http://dapps.ethercasts.com) has ONLY 34 LIVE Ethereum Dapps, so Lisk can certainly surpass that number of dapps within this summer, if we promote Lisk heavily to Javascript developers outside crypto world, through contests with serious monetary prizes.
I found most Ethereum dapps too specicific to crypto world so I prepared a list of sites using Javascript in real world applications, all for your inspiration:
I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,772) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come.
https://geekli.st/home
Funny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers.
I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week.