Visual explanation of BitTorrent in flash.

"hemberg" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.bit-torrent.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>

Hi

I really like the idea with bittorrent and my little contribution to 
it is going to be a visual explanation of the principal in flash. 
Not just the basic idea but a little deeper with information how the 
torrent file is made, how the clients send data to each other and so 
on - whatever info I can get my hands on, but I'll try to keep the 
explanation simple.

I read this document: http://www.bittorrent.com/protocol.html and 
I'll base it on that and info I can pick up on other sites. Is there 
something else I should know about before I start? The more up to 
date I am the better it will be. 

There is a big risk I'll make something wrong since I don't have 
full knowledge on every part of bittorrent.
Therefore I would appreciate if someone that knows what he is 
talking about can verify that the presentation is correct. Is there 
someone here that is willing to do that?

It's going to be rather crude looking until I get the basic facts 
right, then I concentrate on a better look.
Btw, I can program in Delphi (rather inexperienced thought) and 
noticed to my great pleasure that much source is available in 
Delphi, so that'll help some as well.

//Johan






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