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The Mincoin dev team is currently ramping up everything revolving around Mincoin, the 1-minute minimalist coin. We're currently looking for an experienced developer on Android and iOS platforms. One of our goals as part of this re-branding campaign, is to develop Mincoin wallets for both Android and iOS users, and allow them to store and transfer coins to and from their wallets. We would like to incorporate QR codes to make things easy to transfer, and quite possibly NFC as well (although NFC isn't a requirement).


If you feel you might be up for the job, and looking to make some extra cash/coins on a side job, or even looking to potentially join our dev team, then please head over to the master thread  on mincoinforum.com (link below) and let us know, or simply reply to this post as we will continue to monitor it.

Master Thread: http://mincoinforum.com/index.php/topic/185-androidios-devs-needed/

Thank you for your consideration, and we hope to hear from you soon.

- iwillbuyall
MNC Dev Team

I like MNC... but I dont think IOS wallet will work when APPLE doesnt allow it... android sure... and I can do it I just did devcoin. What sort of compensation are we talking about?

Great, but funding depends on what can be delivered, at what quality, and when. Also, I haven't yet seen the DevCoin wallet, do you have anything to show your work?

What we need is the following:

- Delivery within ~5 days
- Allow users to sign up for a wallet that is stored on their phone
- Allow users to send and receive Mincoins between accounts (to any wallet ID/QR code)
- Allow users to see current exchange rates (live from mcxNow.com)
- Have QR code that links to their address

As for compensation, think of what you would consider to be a fair price for something like this? Then come and talk to us directly on IRC:  http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#mincoin

Or simply email us directly at mincoin.forum@gmail.com

Please speak with either iwillbuyall, SuperTramp, or longandshort. Let them know iwillbuyall sent you for the Android MNC wallet.

Talk soon!

- iwillbuyall
MNC Dev Team

I sent an email..

The devcoin wallet can do all of this, I had already start with Mincoin there are some weird things like the starting difficulty is different than litecoin, it is 2^16 which in a BigInteger in Java ends up being negative? Not sure about that part as difficulty doesn't pass for the blocks.... but anyways I sent ST an email if he wants me to go ahead with the development he will give the nod.

BTW im NOT the guy on freelance who posted that request... whoever that was does not know how much work it was to actually do it. The actual bounty was 48 shares which ends up being about 200k devcoin * 48 shares.

There are several developers out there that can port the bitcoin-wallet for Android to most of the scrypt coins, including myself.  I am tied up at the moment and would not be able to deliver in 5 days.  Good Luck!  If anyone knows how make an iPhone app or a Windows RT app (Windows Phone), I would be very interested in the source code.

question...
almost all wallets are made in qt as i know.
With qt you can compile a version for android and ios...
i think so, not 100% sure

https://github.com/Litecoin-Java/bitcoin-wallet/
https://github.com/Litecoin-Java/bitcoinj

Fork those, change the network parameters, sub everything, who wants the job?

not that ez since mnc was setup in a way that was unfairly mined at beginning the difficulty at start causes problems in JAVA. For some reason it shows negative diff when simply plugged in..

I guess thats what you get when you do these kinds of things.

Whats the diff got to do with the way it works?
you know this is all ported from the bitcoinj right!  Are you the guy putting the bid in for 10k mnc? the crazy one? started off as 20k mnc to do the job...


And this is what i said http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL2DH-nKBeA (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL2DH-nKBeA)

The startign diff is different than litecoin because it was meant to be WAYW AYW AY easier to mine at first so dev's can mine most of the coins at the start and when difficulty shoots up the early adopters will have a large % of coins, which is why you have people with 100k + coins.

The value of the starting diff caused me some troubles I dont know why, and I didn't bother spendign more than an hour, but couldn't find anything on google since no other coin has this kind of setup on start. Its probably more work than you think but not as much as I initially estimated thats why I emailed the admin and asked for a lot less than what I was first asking for. BTW it was commensurate to the amount I am getting developing for Devcoin so there is no reason for me to work for less anyways.

The difficulty forks in MinCoin should be relatively easy to code in java for the Android app.  Mincoin has only 1 fork, which is a slightly modified linear Litecoin-like difficulty adjustment.  There are android apps for coins with even more complicated difficulty algorithms which have been done by myself or other developers.

Digitalcoin has 3 forks.  Goldcoin has 4.  Infinitecoin has 3 or 4.  Megacoin has 2.  Franko has 1.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=336215.0

My group could do this job for around 2000 MNC.