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RE: A DECENTRALIZED CLOUD HANGING OVER GIANTS
There's a reusable source code library called Crowd Share. It is open to every member and you can use snippets (so, not exactly templates, but could be called like that) from there while creating a DApp.
Besides, if you contribute by adding source code to this library, then you get paid for its use every time the code is run on the network. It seems win-win for everyone.
Thank you for your kind reply. I really appreciate.
I really found your post about Crowd Machine very informative and this project is still blowing my mind. I've read number of posts related to that crypto and Im just wondering how possibly would it affect job market. Wont be there thousands developers and programmers losing their jobs ?
Or is demand huge enough to provide jobs for all those people. What do you think?
Are you personally a programmer/developer ? And did you try by any chance their beta version? I tried to register myself here: s://www.crowdmachine.com/beta-program/
But this program is temporaty closed and in order to receive news about future beta programs I need to subscribe. The problem I faced is that each time whenever I try to do that their website is crashing with some errors being displayed.
You mind checking if you have similar problem?
Keep up with good content. Will be following you closely. Hope to read more interesting posts about blockchain technology projects :) or crypto in general.
Cheers,
Piotr
I just checked your profile and I noticed some strange language :) where're you from if you dont mind me askin?
Oh, that strange language is Turkish, and I am from Istanbul.
As for your other questions, first, I don’t think developers and programmers will lose their jobs because of Crowd Machine, if anything, thanks to Crowd Machine, more developers can contribute to the blockchain ecosystem. And, secondly, as far as I know, the public beta 1 will be released on April 28 – so, no error at all, just be patient.
On the other hand, I am not a developer, and I don’t think I am the right person to answer technical questions. That is why in my post I mostly focused on the philosophy behind the Crowd Machine community – the cooperation spirit as its name and logo suggest.
If you are interested in technical details, I am sure you can find the answers to your questions on FAQ page or you can ask them directly on Twitter and Facebook.
It is partly my fault - let me add those addresses under my post.
Hi there. Good morning and thank you for your kind reply
I hope I didnt upset you by calling your language "strange". Im sure Polish language look strange to many people too :)
My excitement about Crowd Machine is growing steadily for past few days. More I learn more I like this project. This is one of very few ICO's that seem to really serve some purpose.
ps.
Are you planning to write for @oryginalworks this weekend? If you do then I wish you good luck. You can always send me a link either to my email: [email protected] or write it in your comment/reply. I would love to read it and support you.
Have a great sunday :)
Cheers, Piotr
Also since it's not the first time we're engaging ... what would you say about following each other and trying to support each other too?
Perhaps you could drop me a short message at my email (previous post)
I would love to be able to keep in touch with you
Notification system here sucks. And lack of PM is disturbing