Topic: Announcing iOS block chain explorer app - page 2. (Read 2749 times)
There are some bug, I've made a little video :
If you don't mind my question on what programming language this app has been made in ?
~ Madness
It has been a year or two since I have written an app, so this uses the new Swift programming language and makes use of some of the latest Apple programming features.
It also gets its data from the BlockTrail.Com API, as that seemed the best API that I could find.
Is it that hard to add it to iTunes ?
There was an on one of the screens and whoever was reviewing it could not see the ad. ?!?!?!? they rejected it twice and in the end i stuck one on the main screen as well. I guess they saw that as they passed it. Sorry, no android version.
Version 1.1 may have a QR reader possible the balances on the saved address screen.
No problem for the Android version .
If you don't mind my question on what programming language this app has been made in ?
~ Madness
Is it that hard to add it to iTunes ?
There was an on one of the screens and whoever was reviewing it could not see the ad. ?!?!?!? they rejected it twice and in the end i stuck one on the main screen as well. I guess they saw that as they passed it. Sorry, no android version.
Version 1.1 may have a QR reader possible the balances on the saved address screen.
Interesting, I will try it on my iphone and write here in the thread if I will find bug (maybe improve the "design"). Thanks.
It seems to be a good App, will check it out.
Thanks for sharing. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing. Good luck!
Is it that hard to add it to iTunes ?
Anyway , thank you for your hard work , good job . Do you know if there will be any Android version available anytime soon ?
~ Madness
Anyway , thank you for your hard work , good job . Do you know if there will be any Android version available anytime soon ?
~ Madness
After a month in development and another month getting it past Apple, my block chain explorer app is now available.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/blockchain-explorer/id953958125?ls=1&mt=8
You can search for blocks, addresses and transactions and then see where the Btc came from/went. Then you can save them, email them, tweet them whatever. The various bits of data are also colour coordinated for ease of use.
Have a look and let us know if you find any issues with it.
Did I mention IT IS FREE?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/blockchain-explorer/id953958125?ls=1&mt=8
You can search for blocks, addresses and transactions and then see where the Btc came from/went. Then you can save them, email them, tweet them whatever. The various bits of data are also colour coordinated for ease of use.
Have a look and let us know if you find any issues with it.
Did I mention IT IS FREE?
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