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Wanted to share a shot of the asset exchange yesterday but could not figure out how to make full page screenshots (now i do) so here is what to expect from the upcoming asset exchange.
There are two parts to each asset. a. The trading part (shown in the screenshot) b. The pulse part (not shown). The purpose of the trade area should be clear. The pulse area contains the asset description, a section where the asset issuer can place updates (based on AM - arbitrary messages) about his asset and the option for anyone to leave comments about the asset or have a discussion about that asset (also based on AM).
I am using AM instead of FIMKrypto Namespaced Aliases to stay compatible with NXT as where the previous mofowallet releases. Our NXT fork has undergone the same changes at the server side as our FIMK server (which means addition of the websockets connectors) and thus means you'll still be able to use NXT through mofowallet as you can use FIMK.
These are the AE screenshots (selected theme today is called Slate).
Desktop version
http://i.imgur.com/JJTon8s.pngMobile version
http://i.imgur.com/jTjiBAq.png[Warning: techno talk] The AE supports the following server side events (meaning it's UI is updated on the following events - pushed from server to client over the websocket connection - this works when running the client locally and when visiting the hosted version).
- blockpushed (updates all confirmation counts in the ui - 10 is considered save and will give you a green check instead of a number)
- blockpopped (updates all confirmations, removes all trades from that block, updates all order amounts which where updated because of trades in that block)
- added unconfirmed transaction (based on the type of transaction - updates all orders and trades in the UI - so called pending changes are clearly marked in the ui as being non-final, also marks orders as 'cancel pending')
- removed unconfirmed transactions (reverse of added unconfirmed transaction)
- added confirmed transaction (similar to added unconfirmed transaction - difference being that change is no longer pending)
- added trades (updates the trades in the UI - adds one - updates the buy and sell orders affected by that trade and shows the new remaining quantity in that trade)
I mentioned in the post yesterday that sending an order in Finland and seeing that order on your screen in China takes 1 second.
Thinking about it I am not at all sure of this. It can in fact be much quicker
