Lessons Learned Contributing to Dogecoin.
Dogecoin was created as a joke, a meme poking fun at the all-too-serious nature of cryptocurrency. Why shouldn’t development be fun?
Along the way, maybe we can help make a globally available, decentralized microtransaction system that lets people do and build interesting things.
Here’s what I’ve learned contributing code to Dogecoin core and other projects.
Inside Perl's Libdogecoin Bindings
The first release of libdogecoin is starting to get bindings for several languages. Here's how Perl's work.
A Little Free Library for Every Language
The first release of libdogecoin is really important. Here's what a little free library means, and what it enables.
Squashy Squashy (PR 3084)
Doing the right thing in the right way is important. Good developers make it easy for other developers (including their future selves) to figure out just what they were thinking.
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(Don't worry Bitcoin, Litecoin, LuckyCoin fans; most of the tips work the same way there too!)
