Difference between revisions of "Jigs"
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== Creating == | == Creating == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Updating == | == Updating == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Sending == | == Sending == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Interactivity == | == Interactivity == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Destroying == | == Destroying == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Backing == | == Backing == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Checking Parameters == | == Checking Parameters == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Attaching Media == | == Attaching Media == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
== Updating == | == Updating == | ||
| − | === Code | + | === Code === |
Revision as of 22:52, 14 December 2022
Jigs are interactive objects on Bitcoin. You define a jig with a JavaScript class and that class determines exactly what the jig can do. All of your jigs are unique. Each one has an owner and only that owner can update the jig. How is that secured? Bitcoin! Let's explore how you create a jig.
