Inspiration
It is time to retire old concepts and embrace the new streaming digital world. Ironically, we keep the the nostalgic name
Imagine a "bookstore" which sells books Page-By-Page.*
This would allow readers to take their reading budget much further since a lot of books are never consumed completely. However, because readers can now afford more content on the whole and from larger variety of authors - the total consumption is actually increased and distributed to a larger market segment.
This approach also benefits authors by providing them with auditable statistics of which areas(pages) are consumed more than others - pricing incentives for readers to share usage statistics like number of pages bought, time-on-page, skips, highlight comments, etc.
This ecosystem is also beneficial to educational organizations and their student since it makes curriculum and syllabi materials much more affordable.
What it does
Transaction between Publishers, Authors and Consumer agents(e-readers)
How we built it
DAML templates only
Challenges we ran into
Discovered the Hackathon only three weeks ago. Never used Haskell or DAML before. Sharing progress so far
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Got so far. No video
What we learned
DAML, Haskel
What's next for Page by Page
Scenario tests. Get it working
Built With
- daml
- haskell
Log in or sign up for Devpost to join the conversation.