This is my first ever post in this forum.
I got my M50 maybe a couple of months ago and I found this site due to a post in the M50 User's Group on Facebook where I am a member. Before posting, I went back to April 1st and read forward.
I personally cannot code myself out of a wet paper bag, but I have been involved in cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, etc.) since 2014 and have been involved in crypto projects that were coded by others and over the years I have learned that there is no Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) for the completion of a project. A coding project is finished when it's finished. Most projects of this type are as it appears is the case with Alex, done in the dev's spare time and if that person has a real life job, spare time can sometimes be hard to come by, especially if they also have a family who commands their attention.
I'm as interested as anyone to see what kind of results this project might be able to achieve but some of you need to tamp down your expectations on a completion date of this project because it's obvious to me that Alex is feeling pressured and pressure is not going to help him complete this project. I applaud those of you who have offered to assist in testing and such, that's the kind of support Alex needs to complete the project. The rest of us need to give Alex a break on our expectations of when a working model will be ready. Getting Alex frustrated and upset is not going to get you where you want to be.
I got my M50 maybe a couple of months ago and I found this site due to a post in the M50 User's Group on Facebook where I am a member. Before posting, I went back to April 1st and read forward.
I personally cannot code myself out of a wet paper bag, but I have been involved in cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, etc.) since 2014 and have been involved in crypto projects that were coded by others and over the years I have learned that there is no Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) for the completion of a project. A coding project is finished when it's finished. Most projects of this type are as it appears is the case with Alex, done in the dev's spare time and if that person has a real life job, spare time can sometimes be hard to come by, especially if they also have a family who commands their attention.
I'm as interested as anyone to see what kind of results this project might be able to achieve but some of you need to tamp down your expectations on a completion date of this project because it's obvious to me that Alex is feeling pressured and pressure is not going to help him complete this project. I applaud those of you who have offered to assist in testing and such, that's the kind of support Alex needs to complete the project. The rest of us need to give Alex a break on our expectations of when a working model will be ready. Getting Alex frustrated and upset is not going to get you where you want to be.