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RE: RIP Beeswap - Crypto-Dreamr remembers

in HiveDevs4 months ago

It took me less than 1 day to really come face to face with the fact that I cannot live without some of Beeswaps functionality. Tribaldex is okayyyyyy.... but okay doesn't cut it. Tons of extra clicks into my workflow, losing visibility - which already wasn't great.

But there is now a pretty big hole of missing functionality in the ecosystem - and I cannot abide that; my own workflows cannot abide by that.

Ditto, same here, exactly.

I'm writing a post about BeeSwap right now. BeeSwap was from my perspective essential Hive infrastructure, and its loss to the Hive Ecosystem is huge. I'm still trying to find a new way to do my daily and weekly asset management without it, because the other frontends, as much as I appreciate them, just don't cut it, because they're so inefficient in terms of workflow.

For a while now, I've wanted to recreate a better BeeSwap, to keep BeeSwap's core essential functionality, fix its few annoying bugs, and to integrate missing and useful functionality from Tribaldex and Hive Engine. Now, with BeeSwap gone, this is jumping up and demanding my attention, because my asset management requires better tools. I'm very glad that you've started to work on some version of a replacement, which I'll check out now, and I'd very much love to offer suggestions, because I use tools like this many times per day, and in much more intensive ways once per week, and I need them to allow me to do what I need to do quickly and efficiently, as well as to provide the necessary information that I require to do what I do. I'm determined to resurrect BeeSwap, and to make it better than it was before, somehow. Thank you for talking about it. 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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New update just dropped, I am especially pending your feedback! We need these tools! Its not perfect yet, but a lot better than yesterday (darkmode 😅)

!PIMP

That's excellent to hear, and I'll take a look when I get a free moment! I appreciate that! Yes, I absolutely and resoundingly agree, this in necessary infrastructure! I wrote another post about BeeSwap today, in which I went over some of the most exceptional features that BeeSwap had that I'd very much love to incorporate into any new iteration. I have lots to say on this, as it's really important to me. Thank you and Michael for getting it started! 😁🙏💚✨🤙

I just noticed that the page at https://tools.crypto-dreamr.com/beeswap/pools got renamed into https://tools.crypto-dreamr.com/dieselpool/pools, where the former now leads to a 404 Page Not Found page. 🤯🤓

!BEER

Oh, interesting. I haven't looked today, but I shall shortly. 😁🙏💚✨🤙

!BEER

That made me erase my web hosting history pointing to the former link, and updated my bookmarks to point to the latter link !INDEED. 🤯😅

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That only seems logical with an address change. 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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It's because web browsers won't automatically know that a page has been removed, moved, or renamed, unless perhaps an AI is in place on the web browser !INDEED. 🤯🤓

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Big changes! Only minorly breaking 😅

Thanks for caring enough to stay up to date!
!PIMP

True, unless the site has page-specific redirects in place. 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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