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Title: A desktop app Post by: OmegaStarScream on June 11, 2018, 07:45:01 PM Summer is soon and I will have some free time so I wanted to work on some things for the community. I'm a C# developer (more familiar with desktop).
I was thinking about making a portfolio/watch addresses application that will support multiple crypto currencies (with a nice UI/UX hopefully) and then expand to Mobile while I'm learning Java but I'm not sure If people are interested? I'm open for suggestions on what desktop application you would find useful. Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: SFR10 on June 12, 2018, 03:50:44 PM not sure If people are interested? For the desktop app, I am.I'm open for suggestions on what desktop application you would find useful. 1. A desktop app that can fetch data from the mining pools (to monitor our confirmed/unconfirmed earnings).2. Crypto news app (multiple sources). Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: TryNinja on June 12, 2018, 03:54:24 PM I would be very interested in the wallet watcher. I want an app that shows an overview of my Nano S coins but I can't find anything good enough. I tried to use a few apps like Delta or Blox, but the first one doesn't support watching from an xpub/ypub/address (only importing it from an exchange) and the second one only supports BTC/ETH/NEO (from the coins I own).
If you do, please support the coins available on the Nano S and show how much is your portfolio worth (In USD and BTC). Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: arunka71 on June 13, 2018, 01:12:05 AM So, you are not interested in trading apps?
Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: vijju301 on June 13, 2018, 04:37:30 AM Yes if you make a Desktop application it will be easier to everyone.
Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: arunka71 on June 13, 2018, 04:46:57 AM Are you good with ui design? I wrote some libs, but my design skills are like 0... ;(
https://i.imgur.com/MqHfF.jpg Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: o_e_l_e_o on June 13, 2018, 05:37:19 AM -snip- +1 to TryNinja's suggestion. I use Delta currently, but am so fed up of having to input every transfer/buy/sell/trade by hand. I would immediately switch to an app that would watch and automatically update from addresses of all the coins I own. Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: officialswordcoin on June 13, 2018, 07:40:29 AM Summer is soon and I will have some free time so I wanted to work on some things for the community. I'm a C# developer (more familiar with desktop). What are the languages which are you gonna use for UI of portfolio that you are thinking of building??I was thinking about making a portfolio/watch addresses application that will support multiple crypto currencies (with a nice UI/UX hopefully) and then expand to Mobile while I'm learning Java but I'm not sure If people are interested? I'm open for suggestions on what desktop application you would find useful. Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: OmegaStarScream on June 13, 2018, 11:11:02 AM 1. A desktop app that can fetch data from the mining pools (to monitor our confirmed/unconfirmed earnings). 2. Crypto news app (multiple sources). I'm not sure how mining pools works etc. but I will definitely see and probably contact at some point you If you don't mind. I would be very interested in the wallet watcher. I want an app that shows an overview of my Nano S coins but I can't find anything good enough. I tried to use a few apps like Delta or Blox, but the first one doesn't support watching from an xpub/ypub/address (only importing it from an exchange) and the second one only supports BTC/ETH/NEO (from the coins I own). If you do, please support the coins available on the Nano S and show how much is your portfolio worth (In USD and BTC). That was actually my plan for Trezor but then I stopped as there is no Library for C#. Ledger have one but I don't have the device for testing etc. unless you don't mind manually entering data because I were planning to make everything automatic, like you plug the device, It will take all your addresses, save them locally and start watching them. Summer is soon and I will have some free time so I wanted to work on some things for the community. I'm a C# developer (more familiar with desktop). What are the languages which are you gonna use for UI of portfolio that you are thinking of building??I was thinking about making a portfolio/watch addresses application that will support multiple crypto currencies (with a nice UI/UX hopefully) and then expand to Mobile while I'm learning Java but I'm not sure If people are interested? I'm open for suggestions on what desktop application you would find useful. Read the OP Are you good with ui design? I wrote some libs, but my design skills are like 0... ;( https://i.imgur.com/MqHfF.jpg I would say I can make attractive GUI's yes, yours is in java though. Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: arunka71 on June 13, 2018, 11:41:20 AM I thought, you want to use java ? I write most of my desktop code in Java and server code in C++ at the moment.
Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: OmegaStarScream on June 13, 2018, 12:19:27 PM I thought, you want to use java ? I write most of my desktop code in Java and server code in C++ at the moment. I'm planning to learn Java using Android just for the mobile app, I'm more comfortable working with C# when it comes to desktop but since Xamarin (C#) is not native, I don't want to use it. Title: Re: A desktop app Post by: eternalgloom on June 13, 2018, 03:29:36 PM I would also be interested in a nice looking portfolio app. I've tried quite a few apps/websites that offer this, but they're either missing something I need or they're just plain buggy.
I'd be happy if, say, the top 20 coins on coinmarketcap were supported (if that's feasible for you). |