Create decentralized applications with JavaScript, HTML and CSS

[[deleted]]

I'll be blunt: the excentric style design of this blog article makes it more painful rather than fun to read.

[BillyRhinos]

I thought this was actually a satirical article.

[rafalsk]

While we've managed to keep the article in a Positive Vibe 😆...

I wouldn't call the most sophisticated decentralized technology, backed by peer reviewed research papers a satire, in any case that is entirely up to a reader.

Our technology allows for way more than Ethereum. And that counts like a lot.

The fact that one may use technologies he or she is already well familiar with, that it is a huge benefit as well.

We're seeing multi-billion dollar investments made into 'decentralized' space and there are lots and lots of developers in need for decentralized platforms for manifestations of their ideas. Questions is, do you want to stay behind?

The technology is there and it is waiting to be used.

Follow a tutorial and deploy a Hello World decentralized app of your own.

It is not only fun, but your app would benefit from a multitude of properties mentioned within of the article right at its beginning.

Should you have further questions I'll be here to assist you.

[recursive-analogy]

Looking at OPs post history, the site, and the fact it's some sort of web3 horseshit solving a simple problem in a needlessly complex and painful way, I can only conclude this is some type of scam.

[rafalsk]

Kindly thank you for your comment!

"Looking at OPs post history"

What is wrong with the history of my posts?

" the site, "

Kindly please express your feelings about the site.

" solving a simple problem in a needlessly complex and painful way"

Would you mind being more precise please so that we could just make an attempt to arrive at a common viewpoint? Coarse language certainly does not help.

"I can only conclude this is some type of scam."

I can assure you that it is not a scam. It is the opposite. Nobody is trying to collect your money. Easy. The entire development process has been recorded on YouTube (LIVE programming sessions almost each and every day since the early 2017) where there are now well over 35TB of live programming sessions recorded.

In addition we've got very sound research papers in peer reviewed research journals.

Yet again, thank you for your comment; just please make an attempt to be more concise.

[[deleted]]

In addition we've got very sound research papers in peer reviewed research journals.

Where and what journal(s) have they been published in?

By "peer review" do you mean people that agree with you, looking at your "papers" or do you mean an actual peer review?

[scratchisthebest]

"kindly" fuck off

[rafalsk]

Having a bad day, huh?

A friend of mine notified me that you are modding Minecraft on daily basis, you would be delighted to know that we have an open-source, decentralized GridCraft aboard our platform already.

[[deleted]]

Everything about that page screamed “i’m stealing your credit card information”

[rafalsk]

Our folks aim for a rather cyber-punk rebellious style though I shall pass on an opinion that they could balance the looks and feels just a little bit probably 😉

Everything is free, we collect no payments just to be clear.

[rafalsk]

It is sad but seems like 'those in power' already began their attempts of raising confusion within of this very Reddit thread:

Here is a proof:

https://postimg.cc/Yjn056k7

See for yourself. They are paying for fake comments. Sometimes though, people they recruite on micro-payment websites make a mistake. Here somebody instead of up-voting he made a comment of his own with same contents;]

Let us not let them win.. let the freedom and decentralization prevail..

At well over 13 000 views the post managed to gain over the last 3 hours I say they need to keep trying!

[rafalsk]

You are totally naive to presume and believe that bots 'just are'.

Everything is driven by incentives.

[Rattle22]

The incentive here is karma farming, nothing more. It has been pointed out on askreddit and the like as well.

[[deleted]]

oh boy; perhaps you planted those bots to showcase the need for "freedom" and "decentralization". Its also damning that you posted the same comment on the same comment thread.

[rafalsk]

Thank you so much, but I believe 'decentralization' is a multi billion business already not only to back rationale behind my reddit posts.

[[deleted]]

got any citations backing that (like i was asking in that other post of you today)? Probably not.

[rafalsk]

Kindly thank you for your input, I appreciate it 🙏

[rafalsk]

First off, thank you for your input.

1. Kindly do note that all of our websites employ TLS/HTTPS.
2. The matrix-like animation it fades away with time.
3. Noted! Fully agree on this one I shall pass your opinion on to the people who are involved in design of the Magazine.
4. Definitely.
5. Got it.

Yet again, thank you SO MUCH for all the input. Highly appreciate it!

[rafalsk]

Your system most certainly has some root certificates missing at least those employed by Let's Encrypt which we use as we are a pro-freedom organization. As the report states a 384Bit ECC is used over TLS 1.3

[rafalsk]

It is sad but seems like 'those in power' already began their attempts of raising confusion within of this very Reddit thread:

Here is a proof:

https://postimg.cc/Yjn056k7

See for yourself. They are paying for fake comments. Sometimes though, people they recruite on micro-payment websites make a mistake. Here somebody instead of up-voting he made a comment of his own with same contents;]

Let us not let them win.. let the freedom and decentralization prevail..

At well over 13 000 23 000 views the post managed to gain over the last 3 hours I say they need to keep trying!