Glyn is now close to deploying some new releases which may appear this week.
They will include the spinner for the odds ladder, which so many of you kindly participated in the testing of.
After that, Glyn had planned to bring the API online, but he might instead shunt the new increments for the odds ladder up the list, along with bet settlement at decimal displayed prices, rather than at fractionally displayed prices ahead of it.
I am also bowing to pressure from users and applying to join Neteller at a cost to the shareholders of $1,000 (sulk, sulk).
Our short-term aim is to deliver a website where a surfing prospective new customer can:
1. View visible liquidity (hopefully provided by API users) prompting them to wish to open an account.
2. Open an account there and then (which they can already do).
3. Make an instant deposit (more easily possible once we have integrated Neteller).
and
4. Have a bet.
ALL four points being then achievable in the course of that first visit.
Hence, post the deployment of these upgrades, the priorities will be to:
1. Get Neteller integrated;
2. Switch to a reduction factor in horse-racing;
3. Build a variable time delay in the back-end (also displaying in the front-end) so we can properly offer in-running betting.
4. Build the escrow for place betting.
Comments, as ever, welcomed.
They will include the spinner for the odds ladder, which so many of you kindly participated in the testing of.
After that, Glyn had planned to bring the API online, but he might instead shunt the new increments for the odds ladder up the list, along with bet settlement at decimal displayed prices, rather than at fractionally displayed prices ahead of it.
I am also bowing to pressure from users and applying to join Neteller at a cost to the shareholders of $1,000 (sulk, sulk).
Our short-term aim is to deliver a website where a surfing prospective new customer can:
1. View visible liquidity (hopefully provided by API users) prompting them to wish to open an account.
2. Open an account there and then (which they can already do).
3. Make an instant deposit (more easily possible once we have integrated Neteller).
and
4. Have a bet.
ALL four points being then achievable in the course of that first visit.
Hence, post the deployment of these upgrades, the priorities will be to:
1. Get Neteller integrated;
2. Switch to a reduction factor in horse-racing;
3. Build a variable time delay in the back-end (also displaying in the front-end) so we can properly offer in-running betting.
4. Build the escrow for place betting.
Comments, as ever, welcomed.
