Topic: Bitcoins and Myself.. (Read 2869 times)
lol
good luck also.
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I am Clayton, and I have been planning a bitcoin marketplace for iphone/android.
I will need help eventually, so I signed up here
I will need help eventually, so I signed up here
goodluck
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Any chance you went under the bitcointalk username "thebitman" prior to this new name?
Nope, never heard of bitman. xD
lol... when you have a couple of hours to spare ...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/thebitmint-buy-bitcoins-with-paypal-site-closed-83679
He was a 10 yr old kid who started 1,000 bitcoin projects and never finished any accept one that got him in a shitstorm .... lol ....I always double check to make sure nobody is "thebitman" ...
Any chance you went under the bitcointalk username "thebitman" prior to this new name?
Nope, never heard of bitman. xD
Any chance you went under the bitcointalk username "thebitman" prior to this new name?
For mobile experience, it's much better if you have a native app. On Android for example: with a website, you need users to install downloaded APKs manually (also makes sharing APKs easier for noobs, which is bad in case of paid apps). With a native application, you can install apps from it and even manage updates and such.
I find making a native app harder than making a website but that's probably because I'm more experienced in the latter.
Website with both desktop and mobile versions+Native app is the best option, but you'd need to find someone to code the app if you can't do that yourself.
I find making a native app harder than making a website but that's probably because I'm more experienced in the latter.
Website with both desktop and mobile versions+Native app is the best option, but you'd need to find someone to code the app if you can't do that yourself.
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i'd recommend bitpay as a payment provider to protect you from any risk.
as its pretty easy to code an html app-store: where do you need help?
as its pretty easy to code an html app-store: where do you need help?
Good luck with it, apple is normally bitchy about stuff like this.
Would it need to have a client-side app, or can it be just a website with both a mobile and desktop version?
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I am Clayton, and I have been planning a bitcoin marketplace for iphone/android.
I will need help eventually, so I signed up here
I will need help eventually, so I signed up here
Why not script a full website with mobile capability? Dreamweaver has options for all of that...
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What are you selling, exactly? Just everything?
This, I think, is a very important question, considering that the actual Bitcoin market economy (i.e., the actual buying/selling of goods) doesn't extend very far outside of Silk Road. For Bitcoin to succeed, it'll need to go far beyond that, but I haven't (yet) seen any marketplaces through which a significant amount of goods are traded.
I suppose that the best thing would be for places Amazon to accept BTC, but they're obviously not doing that.
Also, I'm sure this has been discussed countless times on the forums, but I guess that's why I'm a newbie!
Jailbroken would be a better route more than likely.
Sound like an interesting project?
I don't want to do this alone.
Sound like an interesting project?
I don't want to do this alone.
Well do you want a full exchange or just an interface/mobile trading app for another exchange? The latter will be a real challenge
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