For usability, I look to the applications focus (does the user interface match the indended use case?), usabiltiy (does the user interface match reasonable standards for accessibility)
The five sections are Usability, Compatibility, Performance, Robustness and Support.
The overall rating will then be 1~5 depending on how well I believe that the wallet performed, with 1 point for each section that it behaves satisfactory, even if not perfectly, in.
So far, I have been fiddling around and it looks like I will have 5 sections, with subitems I will be doing subjective opinions on.
Inspired by my yours.org article earnings, I want to do a serie of wallet reviews, in detail and with screenshots and clear examples, but first I need to make a comparison scoreboard..
How serious do you take the stresstest?
| Just when I was losing faith... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc6Hp_Zq3rU] |
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| I'm scared it will all crash... :'( [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7TuFy0fcuw] |
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| Dead serious, welcome to the blockchain! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbzNJr26H-4] |
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| Well, if I had 10,000 bitcoin.... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIsZyg8OXlI&index=3&list=RDXEBWtbhq0Ts] |
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| Chill out, it's all about the bitcoin [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEBWtbhq0Ts&list=RDXEBWtbhq0Ts] |
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Creating...
Broadcasting...
It is now 16 hours until the official start of the stresstest. A lot of people have softstarted already.
I'm off to bed, tomorrow I will participate, and test wallets during network load. writeup a day or two after.
My wallet design, in article form with a comparison to handcash:
In less than 7 days, the
https://stresstestbitcoin.cash/ test begins. This is 2018-09-01 12:00:00 UTC.
The test aims to complete 5 million transactions over the day, so why start half a day late? -_-
I am comparing fees and will note if I experience any significant delay in usability. I also decided not to support non-cashaddr wallets as I consider them outdated.
Update: I have now tried to fund the wallets, and only 12 out of 21 wallets worked for me. 3 of them did not support CashAddr, two of them outright didn't support BCH.
sounds good, I might play around with it later then. <3
My initial gut feeling says YES, and doing it as a topic that people can subscrive to has benefits. Like, less spam due to participation costs.
Some years back I played a game with their in-game chat in an IRC chatroom, allowing people to talk with in-game players from outside the game. Can memo facilitate this?
Would cryptorelated charities benefit from holding their internal communications on memo.cash, to get public immutability and better insight?
What language is the bot written in, is the code open source and is it designed to be module so one can make other bots easily from it?
I looked in the android play store, but couldn't find a memo wallet. do you mean the wallet here in memo.cash?
If there is anyone here that wants me to test a wallet that is not listed on that website, let me know where I can find the wallet and I'll try to get a more complete test coverage.
I will publish TX IDs and a review of the wallets on yours.org and link to it in a memo, after the stress test is complete.
I intend to then make one transaction with each wallet in the coming week, and one during the stress test.
I've just downloaded and installed every single android wallet for
#BCH listed on the
https://www.bitcoincash.org/ site. In the coming days I'll fund each with $10 or so.
