I love the idea of Coinpunk. And I wish I could contribute, but I'm so jaded and scarred by Javascript at this point it's not even funny. (For context, I spent

I love the idea of Coinpunk. And I wish I could contribute, but I'm so jaded and scarred by Javascript at this point it's not even funny. (For context, I spent a lot of time debugging JS on Internet Exploiter in the early 2000's long before anything cool and JS-related existed, and I do Ruby now.) Can you do me a huge favor, though (and I'd be happy to toss you an entire bitcoin if you simply promise to do this): You NEED a better test suite. You're writing software that deals with money (or "a money," whatever), it absolutely needs a robust test suite. Primarily unit tests, but also a few functional tests. For both the server-side AND client-side code. Bitcoin itself has a reasonably good test suite, yours should too. I REALLY doubt Blockchain.info has a good one. You could distinguish yourself this way while also covering your own ass in the event you need to refactor things without breaking things :) I didn't think tests were fun to write until I realized how much time they were saving me in debugging and headaches after the fact. Do it now, before your code size gets much bigger. I highly recommend this book http://www.amazon.com/Growing-Object-Oriented-Software-Guided-Tests/dp/0321503627 http://www.amazon.com/Growing-Object-Oriented-Software-Guide... Again, happy to order it for you (it's not cheap) or just toss in some more BTC if you promise to order it and read it. I don't know what cred I can give you other than to tell you I'm "GSpotAssassin", a well-known big tipper on /r/bitcoin. (I got into bitcoin very early, and I'm an open-source developer.) Anyway, congrats on your self-funded expedition, that is pretty fucking rad and I expect big things. :)