7 | We won't be recording every movement into the blockchain. What we will be storing is a list of high scores. 8 |
9 | 10 | 11 |You're going to need to download and install Scatter first before you can do anything else on this application.
19 | 20 |32 | In order to save your high scores we're going to need your Identity. 33 |
34 | 35 | 36 |51 | We're going to be using your Identity name to record high scores on the blockchain. 52 |
53 |58 | You probably don't want to have to approve the transaction every time you beat your high score. 59 | You can click the big checkbox on the lower left side of the "Signature Request" popup to enable a whitelist for 60 | this transaction, and then select the checkbox next to the score which will allow the score to change every time 61 | without affecting the whitelist permission. 62 |
63 |69 | If you have lowered your Auto Lock settings it might lock while you're playing and you wont be able to 70 | record your score. 71 |
72 |104 | 105 | Record your high scores on the blockchain. 106 | 107 |
108 |You're going to need to setup Scatter first.
10 | 11 |7 | Shopping applications are abundant throughout our modern world. We all love to buy things, but hate to use them. 8 | Let’s look at just some of the problems that they cause users on a daily basis. 9 |
10 | 11 | 12 |
23 | Account registration is the bane of our existence.
24 | We all hate entering our personal information over
25 | and over again to the point where we’ve even
26 | resorted to trusting Facebook to keep us safe.
27 |
28 | Let’s give account registration the middle finger.
29 |
41 | There is now a permission in place which allows this application to automatically retrieve your up to date
42 | Identity each time you visit it. This means you can update your Identity at the source ( Scatter ) and have it updated
43 | to each and every application it has permissions for once you re-visit it without having to deal with updating information on multiple
44 | applications.
45 |
46 | Imagine what would happen if you moved houses and had to update your shipping information on every shopping
47 | website you've ever used.
48 |
58 | Your Identity name can not be used by anyone else on any network once it has been registered to your
59 | unique Scatter. This makes it so you can never be impersonated. You are truly a special little snowflake.
60 |
61 |
62 | Inside of your Identity you may store private data such as your email, name, and location. These
63 | properties of your Identity are encrypted within your Scatter and can only be given to applications when
64 | they request it, and only if you approve of giving it to them. Even if there is more information inside of your
65 | Identity, an application will never see it unless given explicit authority to do so. What this means is you don’t
66 | have to leave little fingerprints all over the internet before you actually use an application.
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70 | For instance this application requires no Identity properties at all to register, so even if you have filled out
71 | your email inside of the Identity you provide the application will never know about it until they manually
72 | request it and you give it permission to access it.
73 |
74 |
I'm a developer, show me how this is done!
77 | 78 |
91 | Some Awesome Product
92 |
93 | This product is awesome because it does anything
94 | you want it to. Why? Because it doesn’t really exist.
95 |
117 | Wasn't that simple? You've not only just paid for the item using 10 EOS, but you've also supplied
118 | some shipping information all in one click.
119 |
120 | Let's look at some of the information:
121 |
124 |
125 | Transaction ID: {{transaction.transaction_id}}
126 | Personal Information: {{getPersonalInfo(transaction.returnedFields)}}
127 | Shipping Information: {{getShippingInfo(transaction.returnedFields)}}
128 |
138 | Multiple forms which lead a user on are absolute crap. They use psychological techniques to make it so users
139 | go through the steps with increasing difficulty. Applications are forced to decieve and manipulate you just to
140 | give you something that.. you already want.
141 |
142 |
143 | Screw that.
144 |
145 | This application will provide you with one easy button to purchase and ship the item to you. You won’t need to
146 | go through any meticulously planned out multipage forms, or become the subject of psychological warfare.
147 | We’re simply going to bundle the transfering of funds and personal information into one easy to approve action
148 | which is completely transparent to the only person that you actually care about in this exchange. You.
149 |
I'm a developer, show me how this is done!
152 | 153 |7 | In order to play around with these demos you're going to need a couple things first, like Scatter and an EOS account on our network. 8 |
9 | 10 | 11 |31 | If you have already set up your network and Identity you can just select an application from the menu on the left. 32 |
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41 | Since Scatter is still in development you will have to manually update it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
42 |
43 |
44 | To check your current Scatter version go to chrome://extensions/ and look at the number next
45 | to the Scatter title.
46 | If it is not 2.1 you need to update your Scatter.
47 |
48 |
49 | To do so first click the trash icon next to the Scatter plugin from the Chrome extensions page.
50 | Then delete you Scatter folder, and follow the installation instructions again.
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53 |
54 | Once you have version 2.1 you will no longer need to manually check your Scatter version as that version included
55 | a way to require a minimum Scatter version and notify the user in the case that it doesn't match.
56 |
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58 |
65 | Scatter is only available for Chrome right now.
66 |
67 |
70 | Once you have Scatter installed reload this page. 71 |
72 |91 | You won't be able to do anything on the EOS blockchain without an account. 92 |
93 |
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100 | This account was created on our network, staked for use, and has enough EOS tokens to do all of these demos many times over.
101 |
102 |
103 |
104 | Account Name: {{accountName}}
105 |
106 | Private Key:
107 |
108 | Public Key: {{publicKey}}
109 |
123 | 124 | After you configure your password Scatter will lead you through creating your first Identity. 125 | You can name it anything you want, but before you do you'll have to create an account and add a network to use it on. 126 | Follow the steps below to do just that. 127 | 128 |
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137 | In the pursuit of making this as easy as possible, we won't make you generate any keys
138 | or set any account names. We're simply going to randomly generate both for you and then give you the private key
139 | so that you can import it into your Scatter.
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142 |
143 | Click the Generate Account button to left before continuing.
144 |
152 | When you first create an Identity it will be assigned a random name. If you want a vanity name of your choosing you will have to register your
153 | Identity with RIDL, which also comes with some added decentralized security for Scatter and the ability to join the reputation system.
154 |
155 | Scatter Identity names are unique across all networks so that you can never be impersonated even if you aren't on a specific network.
156 | Take for example EOSSupport as a name. You wouldn't want anyone impersonating that on any network once it is claimed. They can also
157 | serve as your username on applications.
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