Quote from: GameKyuubi on June 19, 2019, 03:06:59 AM

Are there any successful recent examples of hosting a website on DTC blockchain?

Website, no

But if it does matter there is the ruby script ByteStamp did for the municipality of Naples.

It is a script to vote on the blockchain for a citizen referendum.

The script itself is saved on the blockchain so it can be verified by third parties and cannot be changed.

So, if an Authority says: "the script at this transaction is ok", every voter can trust the script recorded in that transaction.

It was made in October 2018, as you can see from the block confirmation time.

It's only in Italian and only for linux, sorry.

Instructions:

1) install Datacoin full node. Tested with v0.1.2.0dtc-hp11-unk-beta.

2) download all the blockchain

3) install ruby ver 2.4.2 You can use RVM (http://rvm.io/), then do

rvm install 2.4.2
and
rvm use 2.4.2

4) install ruby gems :

gem install gtk3
gem install fileutils
gem install json
gem install base64

5) make an empty dir and cd into:

mkdir votobc
cd votobc

6) exec the script directly from the blockchain:

datacoind getdata a1d413ad368b22274bcec6af50fb0e6a8de19e4efa2250d54f8955b50b7b3776|xargs -I XX ruby -e "require %q[base64]; File.open( 'votobc', 'w') { |f| f.puts Base64.decode64 %q[XX] }" && ruby votobc && rm votobc

To vote you have to charge the wallet of some datacoins