Ok, we get it, blockchains are the latest, greatest thing revolutionizing the world as we know it. We’ve seen the entire cryptocurrency market cap explode over 500% just this year alone.
We’ve seen the number of new revolutionary coins, tokens, and other blockchains make over $600 million USD in ICOs just within the past few months. Yet, how many more new coins will there be? All these new blockchains and tokens are practically the same, just tackling a specific individual issue in most cases. What we need is something developers are going to use for years to come, to handle all the major coding issues developers face on a daily basis; because lets face it, when it comes down to it, who is really going to be utilizing blockchain technologies to their fullest potential are developers. Developers are the ones that are going to be creating the new use cases. Developers are the ones that are implementing smart contracts and working them into their systems. Yes, of course there are many regulatory challenges that still need to be addressed. However at the end of the day, its still the developers that need to create the software to meet these regulatory requirements.
That’s why there’s now RadJav.
RadJav is not just another blockchain technology. It is a general purpose JavaScript programming language and decentralized datacenter bringing apps and dapps together. It allows developers to create native multi-platform desktop applications, games, and web applications using the same JavaScript code all while having access to RadJav’s built-in blockchain.
Ok, so that sounds wonderful and all, but what does that really mean?
It means that developers can create desktop, web, and mobile apps quickly. It means that developers can connect to RadJav’s built-in blockchain and have it update data on their apps without having to write additional code.
RadJav will also have a built-in 3D engine allowing game developers to create their games quickly, and have access to create their own in-game currency whenever they need to. Game developers would be able to host online tournaments using RadJav’s smart contracts, all while using their own currency.
Today most apps or games have to connect to a server to either store or retrieve data. RadJav will come with its own built-in HTTP/HTTPS web sever, and WebSocket server/client. This will allow developers to quickly create a server that their app can connect to within their same code streamlining their development process.
Lastly, of course there’s RadJav’s decentralized datacenter. The decentralized datacenter will not come out all at once. There’s much to plan for, and we would like community feedback while we’re in the planning phase. The decentralized datacenter will be split up into three versions, V1, V2, and V3. Blockchain V1 (XRJV1) is the blockchain that’s currently built into RadJav. It’s a slightly customized version of Bitcoin 0.14.2, allowing developers that have not yet been exposed to blockchain technologies to tinker with. Of course it allows for the transfer of funds, allows miners to mine, is extremely secure and immutable, but that’s not the important part. The important part is giving developers immediate and unadulterated access to a blockchain technology, allowing them to integrate it into their apps seamlessly. No need to download any additional libraries and then try to figure out how to squeeze it into their code.
Blockchain V2 (XRJV2) is what is going to be in development next. It will allow developers to create smart contracts, their own coins, and sidechains for their apps. Fees would be collected by miners hosting smart contracts and sidechains, these fees would have to be paid by the developer submitting the smart contract. Blockchain V3 (XRJV3) would be the decentralized datacenter. It would allow developers to encrypt their applications and submit them to execute on computers connected to the XRJV3 network. Again, fees would be collected by the miners hosting these apps, which would be paid by the developers hosting their applications on the XRJV3 network. There’s so much more that could be written about these upcoming technologies, you’ll just have to read more about them on our whitepaper at:
https://github.com/HigherEdgeSoftware/RadJav/wiki/Whitepaper
The most important thing we can do to further blockchain technology is to give developers the tools they need in order to quickly create their apps and games with the blockchain technology already present to them.
RadJav is not just another blockchain technology. It will give developers the tools they need to quickly develop and deploy their software all while being as cost efficient as possible.
As the great Steve Ballmer once put it:
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https://github.com/HigherEdgeSoftware/RadJav/releases