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Braintree V.Zero
<script src="https://js.braintreegateway.com/v2/braintree.js"></script>
<script>
braintree.setup("<?php echo $token;?>", 'dropin', {
container: 'checkout'
});
</script>
Bring forth
the demo
Wow that
meme
$result = Braintree_Transaction::sale(array(
'amount' => 123.45,
'paymentMethodNonce' => $_POST['nonce'],
));
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Time Travelling E-Commerce
This document outlines a presentation by Steven Cooper, a developer advocate at PayPal/Braintree, discussing the evolution and impact of digital payment systems from their inception in 1998 to present-day innovations. It highlights key milestones such as the IPO of PayPal, the acquisition by eBay, and the integration of Braintree's services. The presentation encourages developers to explore new possibilities in the e-commerce landscape while emphasizing the rapid advancement of payment technology.
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- 1. @DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Time Travelling E-Commerce StevenCooper Developer Advocate PayPal / Braintree
- 2. @DeveloperSteve $8,773* Payments processed byPayPal each second
- 3. @DeveloperSteve Payments made easy Startaccepting PayPal, Bitcoin, cards, and whatever’s next -- all with a single integration. As used by
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- 10. @DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 >Our story starts witha developer _
- 11. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Meet A. Developer But Icant even… Hi, Im Alan Developer
- 12. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 The adventure begins NeverFear Dr Fezhat is here How about we go for a little timey wimey spin
- 13. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 1998 September Peter ThielMaxLevchin Hey its Peter Thiel and Max Levchin Nice Palm Pilot! Nice Palm Pilot! You know what we should use them for DIGITAL WALLETS Jinx!
- 14. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 1999 October Hey Peter Checkthis out What you got Mr Developer Wizard If I take this money and make it digital POP I can then attach it to this email and send it to you I got mail With money!
- 15. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2000 January eBay <3 PayPal Wantto be a payment option? SURE!!Jinx! Ohhh eBay HQ
- 16. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2000 March Wait forit Happy 1 Million Users!
- 17. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2001 March What ifwe added some sort of extra security Something only humans could use SHAZAAAA M We really .. CAPTCHA’d that idea *groan*
- 18. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2002 February Happy IPO Day Ohthis is a special day Jinx! eBay really <3 PayPal So why don’t we just buy you OK! Don’t you dare say jinx
- 19. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2004 May Go forth andbuild all the awesome!
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- 21. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2005 April CRIKEY! its goodto be in the land down under
- 22. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2006 October What yougot for me Developer Wizard? Well if I take this money and digitise it I can then SMS it to you GENIUS!
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- 24. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2010 April Yep there’san app for that!
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- 26. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2011 December Mobile hasreally taken off 321*Sigh*
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- 28. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2013 September Braintree is awesome! PayPal<3 Braintree Braintree <3 PayPal+ Developers
- 29. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Braintree V.Zero Open theinternet and head to sandbox.braintreepayments.com I have the key I have the secret Heres where you get your merch creds from
- 30. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Braintree V.Zero require 'Braintree.php'; Braintree_Configuration::environment('sandbox'); Braintree_Configuration::merchantId('23nd25g4kn7gnqbb'); Braintree_Configuration::publicKey('8552x2ym5bvhsycp'); Braintree_Configuration::privateKey('17f3279171d4fd90ee9cd5256b'); $token= Braintree_ClientToken::generate(array()); And then call in the PHP SDK CALLING BRAINTREE PHP SDK
- 31. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Braintree V.Zero <script src="https://js.braintreegateway.com/v2/braintree.js"></script> <script> braintree.setup("<?phpecho $token;?>", 'dropin', { container: 'checkout' }); </script> Bring forth the demo Wow that meme $result = Braintree_Transaction::sale(array( 'amount' => 123.45, 'paymentMethodNonce' => $_POST['nonce'], )); Totes easy! Hey im hidden
- 32. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 2013 December Mobile isnow out of this world 321
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- 35. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 The Future awaits Thankyou that was most awesome As they say in the time travel industry… Anytime
- 36. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 The Future awaits Thatwas most awesome As they say in the time travel industry… Anytime
- 37. @DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 >Go forth andbuild amazing things _
- 38. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 “The three mostdangerous things in the world are a programmer with a soldering iron, a hardware engineer with a software patch, and a user with an idea.” The Wizardry Compiled - Rick Cook
- 39. @DeveloperSteve@DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Possibilities Where we aregoing we don’t need roads
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- 42. @DeveloperSteve#GIYC2016 Thanks Comments? Questions? Love totalk more developers.braintreepayments.com @Braintree_dev
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- #12 A Developer, been doing lots of ecom development lately using PayPal and Braintree and was wondering where it all began
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- #14 Levchin and Thiel dream up digital wallets A couple weeks after their Stanford meeting, Max Levchin and Peter Thiel launch Fieldlink, a security focused company which allowed users to store encrypted information on Palm Pilots and other PDA devices, enabling their handheld devices to become digital wallets. Their theory is that this is safer than real cash in a wallet because it can never be stolen. Confinity is founded Levchin and Thiel merge the words confidence and infinity, creating the company’s new name, Confinity. At this point, Confinity’s main objective is to enable money transfers solely on PDAs. July 1999 - If you can beam $10, then why can’t you beam $4.5 million? At the storied VC haunt Buck’s in Woodside, CA, representatives from Nokia Ventures and Deutsche Bank “beamed” Peter Thiel $4.5 million in venture funding from a Palm Pilot. After coding for 72 hours straight to make sure the demos worked, Max Levchin fell asleep at one of the Buck’s tables after the demo.
- #15 PayPal is born A Confinity engineer develops an online demo that allows people to email payments.
- #16 January 2000 PayPal’s first foray into eBay Business leaders realise eBay users are posting PayPal’s logo on their auction pages to encourage others to create their own accounts. PayPal quickly changes its business to enable eBay payments. The eBay community embraces the service and PayPal grows to 100,000 accounts.
- #17 March 2000 One million and counting! PayPal hits 1 million users. April 2000 First customer service center PayPal opens first customer service and ops center in La Vista, Nebraska.
- #18 The war on fraud CTO Max Levchin and engineer David Gausebeck develop the Gausebeck-Levchin test, a challenge response test to prevent fraud. The sign-in page hosts an image with black letters on top of a yellow background with thin black lines - a human can identify the random letters but a computer robot cannot. Today these are known as CAPTCHAS– and are widely used across the Internet. September 2001 Igor Max Levchin creates another anti-fraud program named “Igor,” after a Russian fraudster of the same name who boasted it would be impossible to catch his fraud attempts. The program becomes an anti-fraud engine that puts a halt to Igor. This garners Levchin the title of “Innovator of the Year” in 2002 by the MIT Technology Review.
- #19 February 2002 PayPal goes public PayPal is the first IPO after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The stock rises more than 54% that first day and closes at $20.09. Oct 2002 - eBay Inc. acquires PayPal eBay Inc. acquires PayPal, combining the strength of the world's largest online marketplace with the web's leading payment system.
- #20 PayPal Web Services PayPal launches its first APIs, enabling developers and merchants to create more advanced online payment applications and services. The British invasion After the addition of PayPal as a payment option to eBay UK, PayPal's revenue numbers grow by nearly 300%, ending at $1.4 billion globally.
- #21 Demo PayPal integration (ruby)
- #22 PayPal opens offices in Australia and launches PayPal as a payment option to Australian businesses and consumers Oct - PayPal acquires VeriSign’s Payment Gateway PayPal Acquires VeriSign’s Payment Gateway and combines it with PayPal’s merchant services platform.
- #23 PayPal goes mobile The new service enables PayPal users to text money via their mobile phones anywhere at any time. PayPal expands internationally PayPal expands to 103 markets and adds 10 currencies, including the Swiss Franc, Czech Koruna and Singapore Dollar.
- #24 PayPal expands globally PayPal expands its service with fully localised sites in Mexico, Hong Kong and Singapore and an improved online experience for customers around the world. PayPal also launched nine new languages on its Web site including Bahasa Indonesian, Danish, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese and Turkish. 2009 PayPal now available in 24 currencies PayPal adds five new currencies and now supports payments in a total of 24 currencies, including the Hong Kong Dollar, Australian Dollar, Singapore Dollar, New Taiwan Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Euros, Swiss Franc, Czech Koruna, Danish Krone, Norwegian Krone, Philippine Peso, Malaysian Ringgit, New Israeli Shekel, Pound Sterling, Brazilian Real, Zloty, Thai Baht, and Yen.
- #25 PayPal Mobile iPhone App Hits the One Million Mark! The PayPal Mobile iPhone app has been downloaded one million times in less than three weeks. First appearing in Apple's App Store on March 15, 2010, the application includes exciting new features such as Split the Check, Collect Money and the popular Bump money transfers.
- #26 PayPal’s Mobile Payments Library Now Available for Android PayPal announces that Mobile Payments Library is now available for the Android, offering a quick and easy way to integrate payments into Android apps. PayPal Mobile App now for Android Just like our PayPal Mobile app on the iPhone, the new Android app features Bump technology – allowing you to simply tap two phones together to send money. Split the check lets you automatically calculate the total cost of a bill and then collect money directly from friends when out to dinner.
- #27 Mobile Payments hits $4B PayPal achieves $4 billion in mobile payment volume for the year
- #28 PayPal Launches PayPal Here PayPal announces PayPal Here, the easiest way to accept any form of payment on a mobile device, including credit cards.
- #29 PayPal acquires Braintree PayPal acquires Braintree to accelerate PayPal’s global leadership in mobile payments.
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- #33 PayPal Processes $27B in Mobile Volume in 2013 PayPal achieves $27 billion in mobile payment volume in 2013, an increase of 36x since 2010.
- #34 Braintree has 56.5M cards on file July - PayPal supporting over 150M active accounts PayPal announces the company now supports over 152 million active accounts. PayPal Now Available in 203 markets PayPal announces the addition of 10 new markets, bringing the company to 203 markets around the world.
- #35 In Q2 2015, Braintree has nearly tripled the number of cards on file to 154M. Just two years after the acquisition, Braintree expects to cross $50B in Authorized Payment Volume* in 2015 -- more than quadrupling our payment volume in two years. https://stories.paypal-corp.com/home/two-years-after-acquisition-braintrees-authorized-payment-volume-to-cross-50-billion-this-year
- #36 In Q2 2015, Braintree has nearly tripled the number of cards on file to 154M. Just two years after the acquisition, Braintree expects to cross $50B in Authorized Payment Volume* in 2015 -- more than quadrupling our payment volume in two years. https://stories.paypal-corp.com/home/two-years-after-acquisition-braintrees-authorized-payment-volume-to-cross-50-billion-this-year
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