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Address is in my signature

Good luck with your site

haha xD
For better effect, run your URL through http://www.shadyurl.com/ !

'Loes!

I recently finished the first version of an android client to connect to the linux bitcoin client running in daemon mode and provide a UI. I was looking for an excuse to learn some android around the same time I became interested in bitcoin and this was the result.

Feature list:

* View server information (including balance, number of blocks, etc)
* Send bitcoins
* View recent transactions
* Manage accounts and addresses

Link: https://market.android.com/details?id=Happy0.BitCoinClient

Half way through working on it I found out that someone had made essentially the same thing (called bitcoiner) but I decided to complete mines anyway, for the sake of learning. Hopefully it'll offer something different, but unfortunately I've not been able to check as the market page says my phone can't run bitcoiner (for some reason). However, I believe the feature of managing addresses and accounts is different.

I enjoyed working on this and found out I love android - I've never seen anything that's better documented. I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions!

Also, thanks to the guys in #bitcoin-dev who patiently helped me get to grips with some RPC issues.

Hmmm... If the fact I didn't make it myself doesn't make the challenge invalid:

What about this? (video is only 1:55 if you're worried about investing time)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzxQgRbTesA

(address is in my signature)

This website seems dodgy... Why would it have to connect to your bitcoin client at all? Transfers of bitcoins aren't done 'directly' like that...

Also the whole "By clicking on "I Agree" you agree that the mobile phone number entered above is your mobile phone, you also agree to receive occasional SMS messages (no more than 2 a month) advertising Bitcoin related services."

should be enough to put you off

Perhaps you're just posing as dtmcnamara for reputation's sake, then when you get out into the wider board, BAM trolling time!

Nah, just joking... I feel your pain =p

I'm looking to ask for feedback on an android app I recently published to the market which connects to the linux bitcoin client running in daemon mode. This thread would be better suited to the 'Project Development' section than the newbie section .

(evidence (well, in so much as it can be considered evidence): https://market.android.com/details?id=Happy0.BitCoinClient&feature=search_result )

Cheers

haha, yeah I was feeling that sort of political theme too!

I saw this thread earlier that was attempting to make over-the-top political banners promoting bitcoin for a laugh. If the original poster is looking for some fun, he could maybe contribute his awesome skills towards comedy! . The thread:

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=26985.0

'loes!

4th year (in Scotland we do 4 years for an honours degree if '4th' seems odd to you ) computing science student here.

Heard about and started getting interested in bitcoin a few weeks ago. Always interested in internet culture and it's 'autonomy' from the outside world - something bitcoin seems to be able to aid. But it seems bitcoin might be able to spread  into the outside world too, in wider use - that'd be really interesting. I guess the challenge is to come up with ways to allow people who aren't computer orientated to use bitcoin - possibly with hardware devices (like cards or something.) Looking forward to reading the economics and 'politics and society' sections - and maybe posting too if i'm not too lazy .

Also interested in developing bitcoin based services / apps - although the low level cryptography stuff is way over my head at the moment. I recently made an android 'remote control' app for the bitcoin running in daemon mode, which I guess I'd be interested in posting about in the 'project development section' when I'm not a newbie. [ https://market.android.com/details?id=Happy0.BitCoinClient&feature=search_result ]. Wonder what else I could make that might be useful...

Been idling in the bitcoin-dev and bitcoin IRC channels - I'm really impressed how busy, vibrant and interesting they are. Many channels I sit in go for days without any discussion at all.

l8rz!