Open bmos299 opened 8 years ago
@dshuffma-ibm informed me he is currently working on a sample app.
Can confirm. It is a node.js application that creates and trades marbles. Very simple, hello-world ish application to get a dev familiar with chaincode interaction. Will be ready at the end of week.
@dshuffma-ibm - Perfect. Thanks. Can you send to @bcbrock if you have something now?
phase 1 ready: https://github.ibm.com/openblockchain/obc-js-demo
@dshuffma-ibm - That link no longer works. Has it moved elsewhere? Maybe you could start a wiki page in Fabric of sample apps?
Would be good to vet our bluemix examples / samples, which include / link to this specific one also. See links on the right pane at: https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/blockchain/index.html
thanks, I fixed my link above
So in case anyone else finds this thread there are/should be list of projects at this link now (in addition to the IBM Bluemix sample's link above):
https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/wiki/Projects
Edit https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/wiki/Implementations
ey so Hyperledger is an LF "project" -- so are these better described as not "projects" also but as "implementations" or "examples" or "samples" of the HL project, or similar? ... Maybe they are Hyperledger projects, DK ... it just threw me a little bit. Not a huge deal, just fyi.
Okay I get it now, you're the one using this correctly ... So the project has projects, fair enough: ... "The term “project” within the Hyperledger Project will refer to a collaborative endeavor to deliver a work item. There may be some projects that are intended to produce a document, such as a requirements or use cases document, a whitepaper, or analysis."
@bmos299 @srderson is this still open? Seems to be satisfied (though I have separate concerns with the wiki page, that I can address directly). Suggest we close.
link above should now be https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/wiki/Implementations
I was working with @bcbrock and he made a great point that there is sample chaincode in the project, yet there is not application driving the code. The current example simply demonstrates the rest call itself. Documenting a 'hello world' type app driving the chaincode deploy, invoke, query would be great for usability.