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<stellar-slack> <raymens> What changes are stored in the txchanges column located in the TxFeeHistory table ?
<stellar-slack> <raymens> Nevermind, found it :)
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<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> Hello, I want to build a online wallet, so people can send virtual money to each other, I have built stellar-core, (pass the tests), what would be the next?
<stellar-slack> <scott> @zhima2006: It depends upon the technology you expect to build your client in. If you could talk some about what languages you prefer to work in I can advise you.
<stellar-slack> <scott> additionally, you need to decide how you are going to read information from the stellar network. I would recommend you read data from a horizon server, since it requires less code development than reading directly from a stellar-core’s database
<stellar-slack> <scott> You can start learning about horizon here: https://www.stellar.org/developers/horizon/learn/index.html
<stellar-slack> <scott> You can read about what sort of information you can load from horizon using: https://www.stellar.org/developers/reference/
<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> thank you
<stellar-slack> <scott> happy to help :)
<stellar-slack> <joyce> Also, I just submitted Jed's Lightening Network on Stellar's blog post to hacker news. Could 1 or 2 community members who have hacker news accounts upvote it? :) No more than 1 or 2 people tho. https://news.ycombinator.com/newest
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<stellar-slack> <kwelstr> Ok, upvoted. It was #50 right now.
<stellar-slack> <joyce> ok thanks Kwelstr!
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<stellar-slack> <kwelstr> no problem :)
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<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> why I'm not able to install horizon by command " pip install stellar-base.whl " ---stellar-base.whl is not a valid wheel filename.
<moo-_-> zhima2006: try pip install stellar-base
<moo-_-> no .whl
<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> I see
<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> it prompt error " Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement stellar-base (from ver sions: ) No matching distribution found for stellar-base"
<stellar-slack> <zhima2006> it need python 3.x?