dternyak

Had the same thought, so I built https://github.com/dternyak/molten-boilerplate

Gets you pretty close to what a production app looks like.

Feedback welcome!

Bogdan has put together an awesome framework with molten that I think can use a lot more visibility. With his permission, I've posted here to get more eyes on it. I'm excited to see how much attention it's getting.

For those who want to get started with molten, I've put together a boilerplate for a more full fledged production application here: https://github.com/dternyak/molten-boilerplate

It demonstrates:

- OpenAPI (swagger)

- SQLAlchemy

- alembic

- py.test

- invoke (task management / CLI)

Feedback is super welcome on the boilerplate, which is partially inspired by https://github.com/Bogdanp/molten_cookiecutter

Bogdan has been incredibly friendly and helpful while I've been learning the ins and outs (and pestering him over email). I'm sure he'll be happy to answer any questions here as they come up.

Happy hacking!

> you will find that the primary technique they use for tracing 80% of transactions is found in the current version.

This is blatantly false, and I implore you to do further research before making and spreading such conclusions.

After much googling, still cannot find which "core" devs have left to work on this new coin. Links on the website to Github contributors do not work, and their github itself only shows contributions from https://github.com/cjepson, who is by no means a core developer of Bitcoin.

I don't think it is...

I'm curious what you all have to say about this up and coming framework, personally I have been a bit put off by MongoDB in MEAN, but this looks amazing for building full stack javascript apps.