[ANN][EAC] EarthCoin *SEEKING NEW EXCHANGES - HUGE VOLUMES BEING MISSED! - page 348.

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Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:30:35 PM

Quote from: WhyS on January 08, 2014, 07:21:55 PM

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haha wow what a mistake !!!!! thanks i will change it, really did not see it !

and if nobody picks up the Android App and if the community likes this one, we can port it

I am pretty sure you can prepare to port it... Looks great. It would be great to have it for Android at the same time (and I believe there are more Android users :-) ).

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Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:42:00 PM

Quote from: illodin on January 08, 2014, 07:35:42 PM

App = nice, but suggestion: please do not trim the trailing zeros..

how much zero's is enough ?

Display all 8 decimals imo.. hard to read quickly if 0.0000022 is 22 or 220 satoshis.

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Quote from: xploited on January 08, 2014, 08:11:29 PM

Quote from: Nanolucas on January 08, 2014, 07:59:04 PM

Quote from: xploited on January 08, 2014, 07:52:54 PM

The android wallet I'm working on is a lite client and doesn't have to download the entire blockchain to work, just the block headers. I think a lite client is the best solution for a mobile app where the block can get so large.

I absolutely agree. Forcing the user to download / sync each time would make it basically unusable.

It will still technically download and sync each time, it will just download the block headers which are much smaller cutting sync time to practically nothing. When you receive coins it will download the entire block the coins belong to at that point to verify the transaction. It goes deeper then that and some of its still a little over my head currently but thats a good general overview.

Downloading just the block headers as opposed to the entire blocks to fasten things up is absolutely brilliant. I look forward to seeing both apps

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Quote from: testbitcoiner on January 08, 2014, 07:32:47 PM

also: why iphone? apple has been losing market share all year... I think android is a bigger market. doesn't mean we should exclude iphone, of course

An iPhone app should be top priority... as much as I dislike Apple products... I use an iPhone since over 90% of my customers do... and it is the easiest and cheapest way to stay in contact via iMessage.

This is a big step forward.

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Quote from: Nanolucas on January 08, 2014, 07:59:04 PM

Quote from: xploited on January 08, 2014, 07:52:54 PM

The android wallet I'm working on is a lite client and doesn't have to download the entire blockchain to work, just the block headers. I think a lite client is the best solution for a mobile app where the block can get so large.

I absolutely agree. Forcing the user to download / sync each time would make it basically unusable.

It will still technically download and sync each time, it will just download the block headers which are much smaller cutting sync time to practically nothing. When you receive coins it will download the entire block the coins belong to at that point to verify the transaction. It goes deeper then that and some of its still a little over my head currently but thats a good general overview.

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Quote from: xploited on January 08, 2014, 07:52:54 PM

The android wallet I'm working on is a lite client and doesn't have to download the entire blockchain to work, just the block headers. I think a lite client is the best solution for a mobile app where the block can get so large.

I absolutely agree. Forcing the user to download / sync each time would make it basically unusable.

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guys really. this is like a birthday-present or so.... you guys are doing great and important stuff behind the scene and release such great apps... there were moments when i thought that this is lot of timewasting... but now... everything seems to be fine.

You guys are great!

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Quote from: xploited on January 08, 2014, 07:52:54 PM

Quote from: testbitcoiner on January 08, 2014, 07:22:48 PM

Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:14:26 PM

EarthCoin Iphone App (still in development).

What you can do with the app:

Adress balance (saves your address)
Price and best Exchange Market for it
24H percentage
Mining DIff rating
BtcVolume
Coinmarket cap Rank
Push Notifications when the price changes (you can set the prices yourself)

We are talking with the releaser of EarthCoin to use the app also for announcements, so that he can reach all coin owners at once if somethings up.

We chose the design based on simplicity and i think FLAT design is real cool...but you can send me feedback if you have a better idea about the look of it and also maybe adding other stuff in the app.

Sending and receiving coins is something i am already looking into, the problem is the block chain, to download it all to a phone is nonsense...so it has to be done all online with a backend....we are looking into that.

sleek, I like it. atm the whole EAC folder in appdata is not even 180MB on my PC.... it is still quite a lot for a cellphone, but considering 32 gig is standard nowadays and it is getting more and more, and samsung usually offers exchangeable SD cards in their cell phones, even the 180MB sounds not totally insane...

some games already need gigabytes on android

The android wallet I'm working on is a lite client and doesn't have to download the entire blockchain to work, just the block headers. I think a lite client is the best solution for a mobile app where the block can get so large.

For people asking about the android app. I was away from my computer the last day while they finished up repairs in my apartment so I haven't been able to finish up the coding. Im back in and settled now though so I'm finally getting some real work done. I expect to sent it out to a few people for some QA later this evening.

If all goes well with the testing it will be released shortly after.

Awsome!! Got my android ready.

If you don't plan to release it on IOS can you explain to me in PM how you got it done. I did not get into the whole block chain story. I did see some coins hooking up to an online wallet...

I know the app can only be released on jailbroken phones but better than nothing.

People have to believe this coin is not like the others...

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Quote from: testbitcoiner on January 08, 2014, 07:22:48 PM

Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:14:26 PM

EarthCoin Iphone App (still in development).

What you can do with the app:

Adress balance (saves your address)
Price and best Exchange Market for it
24H percentage
Mining DIff rating
BtcVolume
Coinmarket cap Rank
Push Notifications when the price changes (you can set the prices yourself)

We are talking with the releaser of EarthCoin to use the app also for announcements, so that he can reach all coin owners at once if somethings up.

We chose the design based on simplicity and i think FLAT design is real cool...but you can send me feedback if you have a better idea about the look of it and also maybe adding other stuff in the app.

Sending and receiving coins is something i am already looking into, the problem is the block chain, to download it all to a phone is nonsense...so it has to be done all online with a backend....we are looking into that.

sleek, I like it. atm the whole EAC folder in appdata is not even 180MB on my PC.... it is still quite a lot for a cellphone, but considering 32 gig is standard nowadays and it is getting more and more, and samsung usually offers exchangeable SD cards in their cell phones, even the 180MB sounds not totally insane...

some games already need gigabytes on android

The android wallet I'm working on is a lite client and doesn't have to download the entire blockchain to work, just the block headers. I think a lite client is the best solution for a mobile app where the block can get so large.

For people asking about the android app. I was away from my computer the last day while they finished up repairs in my apartment so I haven't been able to finish up the coding. Im back in and settled now though so I'm finally getting some real work done. I expect to sent it out to a few people for some QA later this evening.

If all goes well with the testing it will be released shortly after.

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Excellent work kitkat007, that's looking very nice. Good luck setting up the backend to query the block chain, that's definitely a much better idea than trying to upload the chain to the iphone Tongue

Also a non-trimmed value would have all 8 decimal places.

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Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:42:00 PM

Quote from: CrytoEnthusiast on January 08, 2014, 07:33:24 PM

People are asking about the Android app as well, but it's my understanding that it was already under development and pretty much ready to go only dependent upon the release in Cryptsy.

Just waiting on a free pass to use a api more than 60 times an hour (because i want to query the price every minute), i hooked most api's to my own... if the owner (crypto stocks) does not want to cooperate i will have to get some values my self but its a matter of hours not days.

The app is already working 100%, just need a day testing and if everyone likes it i will push it to apple.

About the android app, i really don't know... is it a wallet for sending and receiving ?

Quote from: illodin on January 08, 2014, 07:35:42 PM

App = nice, but suggestion: please do not trim the trailing zeros..

how much zero's is enough ?

wow, really really great work! (didnt want to re-post the long images ^^)

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Quote from: CrytoEnthusiast on January 08, 2014, 07:33:24 PM

People are asking about the Android app as well, but it's my understanding that it was already under development and pretty much ready to go only dependent upon the release in Cryptsy.

Just waiting on a free pass to use a api more than 60 times an hour (because i want to query the price every minute), i hooked most api's to my own... if the owner (crypto stocks) does not want to cooperate i will have to get some values my self but its a matter of hours not days.

The app is already working 100%, just need a day testing and if everyone likes it i will push it to apple.

About the android app, i really don't know... is it a wallet for sending and receiving ?

Quote from: illodin on January 08, 2014, 07:35:42 PM

App = nice, but suggestion: please do not trim the trailing zeros..

how much zero's is enough ?

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Quote from: CrytoEnthusiast on January 08, 2014, 07:33:24 PM

Kitkat007, do you have any ideas in terms of a potential release date?

People are asking about the Android app as well, but it's my understanding that it was already under development and pretty much ready to go only dependent upon the release in Cryptsy.

From what I heard, the android app is more or less ready for beta testing any day now.

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Quote from: svojoe on January 08, 2014, 06:52:34 PM

Any brainstorms on how to more smoothly accept EAC for a online store? I was thinking of creating a Earthcoin coupon, so you could submit a $0.0 USD order, Then the buyer would be responsible for converting the EAC 'value' against USD at that time then sending a EAC payment to a wallet I would manage. I would then green-light the order after it was submitted then paid for.

Its crude... to crude for a professional solution, I don't mind doing this by hand a few dozen times. But we have got to work out a better way.

I think you have an excellent idea there, I would just wait to implement it until EAC has been listed on a major exchange, then wait until the dust settles. You could then use an automated system that draws the EAC value straight from the largest exchange.

Although now would be a great time to exchange goods for EAC since the value is so low, and if you hold the EAC you could see some big gains from it. For the time being you could offer your goods for sale for EAC at "market price" like they do with fish at restaurants, then do the conversion yourself and let the buyer know what they owe for that particular good. Definitely a crude system in the beginning, but is probably worth the extra effort. Plus you would be one of the flagship stores that accept EAC.

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App = nice, but suggestion: please do not trim the trailing zeros..

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Kitkat007, do you have any ideas in terms of a potential release date?

People are asking about the Android app as well, but it's my understanding that it was already under development and pretty much ready to go only dependent upon the release in Cryptsy.

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Quote from: kitkat007 on January 08, 2014, 07:14:26 PM

EarthCoin Iphone App (still in development).

What you can do with the app:

Adress balance (saves your address)
Price and best Exchange Market for it
24H percentage
Mining DIff rating
BtcVolume
Coinmarket cap Rank
Push Notifications when the price changes (you can set the prices yourself)

We are talking with the releaser of EarthCoin to use the app also for announcements, so that he can reach all coin owners at once if somethings up.

We chose the design based on simplicity and i think FLAT design is real cool...but you can send me feedback if you have a better idea about the look of it and also maybe adding other stuff in the app.

Sending and receiving coins is something i am already looking into, the problem is the block chain, to download it all to a phone is nonsense...so it has to be done all online with a backend....we are looking into that.

I've used 7z to pack the whole eac folder and it went down to 85MB... so over 50%... maybe if one only updates the app via wifi, it could work?

also: why iphone? apple has been losing market share all year... I think android is a bigger market. doesn't mean we should exclude iphone, of course

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Amazing skills kitkat007, looking forward to release.

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Quote from: WhyS on January 08, 2014, 07:21:55 PM

Spelling Police: more than, less than

haha wow what a mistake !!!!! thanks i will change it, really did not see it !

and if nobody picks up the Android App and if the community likes this one, we can port it

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