Have you ever wondered if Steem(it) development is still in progress?
What does it look like under the hood?
You can always take a look at GitHub, a place where developers put their changes to the code of Steem (the heart of our platform) and
" ... typename for classification enum ... check merkle root on checkpointing ... memory mapped file state consistency ... "
Ok. So let’s do some magic to make this information look more appealing.
Magical recipe:
- Prepare a pot large enough to holdall the ingredients (around 30GB)
- Grab GitHub memories of what developers did for the steemit.com site
- Do the same with memories related to Steem itself
- Put those memories together
- Stir them gently until you get chronological consistency
- Condense the memories so that one day would become one second
- Create a pleasing vision for the beholders.
- Add some happiness to please their ears
Voilà!
Video: created by me, using open source software
Music: "Happiness" - Royalty free music by Bensound.com
You can contact me directly on steemit.chat, as Gandalf
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Great work and dedication to quality work on this platform. All for one and one for all! Namaste :)
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You put it in a beautiful way! :)
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Is March 20th when Steemit was birthed ?
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Actually no.
Beginning of a video was created in a way to make smooth beginning for initial flow of data (otherwise it was too rapid for initial commit). So first 3 seconds of a video are artificial, and corresponds to 3 days in real life.
First commit to steem repository was made on "Mar 23, 2016"
That is first time when steem code was added to current public code repository. It was just before its birth, but for sure long after its conception.
Block #1 in our blockchain has:
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Thanks gtg for clarification this make perfect sense.
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Great work! Very reassuring! lol...
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apt-get gource
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Thank you for this work. Wonderful!
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nice visualization, can you share more info on how it was made?
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This is great info and I am so glad to see you at the @steemfest !!! Yeah
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I can't make heads nor tails of anything on Git-Hub.
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will you make a new one soon?
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Well, it seems that I'm a bit late with that ;-) But I've just made an update.
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LOL, that's what I love about this blockchain. The fact that a conversation can take a year to happen and you can not only go back to it but be rewardedd for doing so.
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I thought about it few days ago, now it is a lot more to show! :-)
I'm curious how it would look like nowadays.
Thank you for reminding me about it.
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