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If you want a technology to be widely adopted ("better" auth), and it relies on a niche technology (blockchain), then you need to write your README/elevator pit

by dljsjr 8y ago

If you want a technology to be widely adopted ("better" auth), and it relies on a niche technology (blockchain), then you need to write your README/elevator pitch/copy/docs in a way that doesn't assume the people using it are experts in the niche technology. I'm not dumb, but I'm also not a crypto expert and have no desire to become one. I also know next to nothing about the blockchain and have no desire to learn because it's not my field. My day-to-day walking around knowledge is already packed with stuff related to my field and I just don't have the bandwidth to also become a blockchain expert just to roll something out. I suspect most people who would potentially be rolling out software that would use a blockchain-based auth library are in the same boat. As it stands I have absolutely no idea how this thing works or why I would ever want to use it.

StreamBright 8y ago
99% of these crypto projects are aimed to scam people who get excited about words and expressions like "decentralised", "proof of work", "proof of stake", "unbreakable", "foolproof", "fault tolerant consensus" As it the empty meaningless words this still can happen: "Ethereum Classic (ETC) Hit by Double-Spend Attack Worth $1.1 Million"
- delfinom 8y ago
  The entire goal of many blockchain projects is to add as many middlemen as possible to skim fees.
fedotovcorp 8y ago
You can start with the use of available libraries. You can read about them here https://docs.remme.io/ https://docs.remme.io/. There are some examples for the beginning that are presented in the description.
fedotovcorp 8y ago
We understand your pain related to difficulties to get started with blockchain protocols. One of our goals actually makes it as easy as possible to interact with. Unfortunately, the time that we invest in such adaptation isn't enough, but we have tight terms for our roadmap realization.

by dljsjr 8y ago

StreamBright 8y ago

99% of these crypto projects are aimed to scam people who get excited about words and expressions like "decentralised", "proof of work", "proof of stake", "unbreakable", "foolproof", "fault tolerant consensus" As it the empty meaningless words this still can happen: "Ethereum Classic (ETC) Hit by Double-Spend Attack Worth $1.1 Million"

delfinom 8y ago
The entire goal of many blockchain projects is to add as many middlemen as possible to skim fees.

fedotovcorp 8y ago

You can start with the use of available libraries. You can read about them here https://docs.remme.io/ https://docs.remme.io/. There are some examples for the beginning that are presented in the description.

fedotovcorp 8y ago

We understand your pain related to difficulties to get started with blockchain protocols. One of our goals actually makes it as easy as possible to interact with. Unfortunately, the time that we invest in such adaptation isn't enough, but we have tight terms for our roadmap realization.