The Hiveware Installer app is the initial contact a candidate Hiveware user or developer has with Hiveware. A user may be operating from any type of computer architecture. Hiveware installation occurs only once after which configuration of persistence and authentication is built up gradually and maintained from within any Hiveware app the user ends up running. At no point is the user incumbered with continual disruptive updates of his installed apps.
Hiveware Installer installed apps do not use servers or clouds in any way. Instead they use the memory and storage already present in the user’s various devices including
Desktop, laptop and mobile devices, resources the user has already bought and paid for.
The business model for Hiveware apps is the generations of HVWs for every piece of work done, a fraction of which is debit/credit sent to the ancestor hives. This model means there are no clumsy subscriptions. If you don't use any app, no value is debit/credited anywhere. You can develop a hive yourself and your group who would business-wise share in any HVW remunerations your downstream users might generate. As an example, this LinkedIn article describes how Hiveware for MyFiles creates wealth for its owners: "It takes work to create and move a file".
- Nov 22, 2023, you can now follow development of Hiveware's built-in apps. Just go to top Hiveware domains, then find and click on (DEV). This will show you a pdf of and history of these projects development from a GUI perspective.
- June 15, 2021, Presented CableLabs with Hiveware Inc and Microsoft findings that their DOCSIS 3.1 gateway modem specifications have not led to ISP venders implementing IPv6 end point to end point Reachability. Local Reachability succeeds, but both Intra-ISP and Inter-ISP cable modem Reachability fail.
- Sept 15, 2020, Determined that ISPs that offer Ipv6 like Cox and Comcast, are not inter-connectable. See my explanation, which means Microsoft's socket library, Winsock2, is not to blame.
- May 18, 2020, Hiveware Ipv6-Ipv6/Ipv4-Ipv4 connectability succeeded Debug and Release. This breaks the stranglehold NAT has on Hiveware residential deployability (but only for intra-ISP comms for now, fx, XfinityWifi does not work where the problem lies with either Microsoft, Xfinity or Cox).
- March 17, 2020 opens Hiveware for Ipv4Ipv6Comms initial hive offering until June 19th, 2020.
- March 16, 2020, Hiveware for MyFiles private Digital Asset App Offering closed and March 17th, 2020, Hiveware for MyFiles public Digital Asset App Offering opens and will close again on June 19th, 2020.
- March 16, 2020, Hiveware BigBang Test 2-PC Basic succeeded again, but this time using Ipv6. This is the '1' of the decentralized '3-2-1 persistence' model.
- March 17, 2019, Hiveware for MyFiles public ICO began and ended June 16th, 2019
- December 17, 2019, Hiveware for MyFiles private Digital Asset App Offering began and closes March 16th, 2020.
- January 17, 2019, Hiveware BigBang Test 2-PC Basic succeeded. This is the '1' of the decentralized '3-2-1 persistence' model.
- October 1, 2018, Hiveware LittleBang preview running again, this time using production engine code
- August 17, 2018, Hiveware for MyFiles private ICO will begin
- July 17, 2018, Hiveware ICO ended. SoftCap not reached.
- Jun 3, 2018, first to file for Securities Act of 1933 compliance regarding HVW-generating dapp ownership ICO sale
- May 11, 2018, Microsoft delivers native MFC (C++) on ARM64, opening mobile devices and market up to Hiveware code
- April 17, 2018, Hiveware ICO began
- April 13, 2018, white paper published
- Dec 27, 2017, Hiveware engine (4th rewrite) POC done