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Will there be an API for the exchange? Maybe an app for mobiles?
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I think, people would pay for those apps, if they would actually make some coins with them. Imagine a trading app, that takes some fees for each generated profit, or so.
Or a game, where you could win some coins, but have to pay some percentage from a win, or so.
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What kind of app you want to write? Game?
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Parsing the website would be way too complicated. Using the API is a lot more simple here...
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Ich find das User-Interface bei btc-e soviel besser als bei MtGox...
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What about payment services, that don't involve a bank? Smartphones are available there at low cost?
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Cool!
What I can give you:
An eclipse project with the sources, so you can build the project and run it in the emulator or on your smartphone.
How it works: it's actually just a bit of html and some javascript to fetch the data and fill the html tables with them. Maybe this could be done a lot better with css and div tags, but I'm quite clueless when it comes to html...
Ciao,
Andreas
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I have some code for a retro game and look for a pixel artist. And maybe some coder to help with the game server.
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I have a similar effect on my android phone with the default browser and opera. No way to chat with the phone...  |
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Go to #bitcoin-otc on the freenode irc server.
Or check btc-e.com to do some trading.
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Well...since it's more than 100 classes, you 'll need some time, I guess...
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That's cool, but I try to avoid the sun* classes usually. Maybe I should give you my trading sources, so you could speed them up a bit...  |
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K1773R: your second question is kinda tough for me. You want a method, that writes a value directly in some given address? I only know some Java hardware, where you can access the ram as a (pseudo-) byte array.
Is there a generic solution?
Or do you just mean some serialization to bytes?
I guess , I don't really understand your question...hmmh...
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I do like it, but I don't fully understand what you want to do.
Ok. I'm always willing to explain the details, if you're interested. And I have some running sources, that I can show... |
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So you don't like my idea? What's wrong with it?
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Hey! Java still rules and will exist long after c# is gone...
Working on a Java trading app. Interested in a collab?
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Firefox 4/5 had sockets, but they were disabled by default.
I used jquery mobile for a small btc-e app, I started recently, and it was ok. Not great, but good enough to use some of it's functionality. But as an example, I don't feel very comfortable with the used syntax.
My game was obviously intented to be a clone of the old atari combat game (one of 3 modules, I once had for the vcs 2600). The game in your link looks great (I can't do any graphics. Took me some days to draw the 2 tanks), but it's unusable on my machine. It takes very long to load, and then it runs with 1 frame per second, or so.
But I have to admit, that my machine is not very fast (AMD Sempron 1.7 GHz under a heavy load) and the browser under Gentoo Linux are usually quite dated.
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