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RE: Creating accounts with dsteem 0.6
@someguy123 - Not to take any steem away from dsteem (pun intended), but the steem-js library is actually still actively developed at it's official home on the steemit github here: https://github.com/steemit/steem-js
It's actually what condenser uses for the live site today - the one on svk's github is outdated. It handles disconnects smoothly, supports alternative chains (at least golos), and the browser based version is ready and built.
With that being said, diversity in the steem ecosystem is a good thing and dsteem is pretty cool too :)
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steem-js != steemjs-lib
They work completely differently to each other. Originally the official steemit one had practically no documentation, and I believe it lacked the functions I needed.
Of course if it's improved now, then maybe I'll try it out.