Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1991. (Read 2984910 times)

i have some nem from the nxt exchange, now what do i do? my PM are not being replied too

+1   Fresh air.......lovely........let relaxed constructive discussion commence...!!!!

Hi ya! Like at ussually: I'm interesting )))

Hope, now we will have here just very possitive and contructive dialog!

Best wishes for community!

P.S. Thank You, xtester!

This is a simple function which I believe will be implemented very easily. However, is it really needed without applications?

+1 We need a strong API documentation (videos), to facilitate the onboarding process for devs to build apps on top of the nem platform.

Mobile app will be necessary if NEM want to break to the mainstream.
At the moment laptop sales fall and more and more people have just some kind of tablet, which they use daily to pay bills, check e-mails, etc.
We need to have atleast some lite-version of NEM client in biggest platforms like Android and iOS.

Go forth and take the bull by its horns! Just do it my friend!

The dev's are working on it so hopefully it will be ready.

ABSOlutely. If you can imagine friends out in the wild that want to get each other back for an evening out or whatever, maybe they can do it through their mobiles. My grandma has a smart phone and no computer... look at the demographics. If we assume that the more people that use and accept NEM the better, then we need to acknowledge the increasing demographic of mobile devices. Especially given mobile means on the move means spending money. Add in the "bump" feature of things like Android where I can just transfer you money with a bump and a swipe or something and the "tokens" gain value as a symbol of exchange, even if not directly tied to fiat. Meaning, folks might use them as "wooden nickels" to keep tabs of who got dinner last or whatever. That they could even be used in this fashion would give them value and support the network.

The bottom line is for a currency to actually be valuable it must be incredibly liquid. It must be highly accepted and easily exchanged so anything we do to that end whether its JSON/REST mobile APIs or QR codes the easier the better. This can't be understated. Even if it could be used as virtual currency (think Linden Dollars or money for an auction house in a game), it would gain value. These things are all easy to do if we properly create APIs for the targeted technology, and if we do a good job with grassroots adoption (maybe even viral in a game). Included in this is definitely gamification or similar.

There's a new article on CoinDesk.
How BitPesa Plans to Reduce Friction in the Remittances Market
http://www.coindesk.com/bitpesa-plans-reduce-friction-remittances-market/

NEM should have mobile SMS functionality.

Yes, please, I will donate some NEM to that cause.

Me too. What if we have one click installer at the Alpha release?

This thread is very refreshing. It's like putting the kids to bed and cracking a brew.

I am waiting for June 25th.   

I really would love to see mobile apps released on launch day. Are there any mobile devs here who could make this happen?

Just twittered to follow the unmoderated thread^^
Hope all Nemsters will find their way here in the end

i'm in

SOOO MANY THREADS

Spot on.

Slandering won't matter once people see the coin in action during alpha testing. People are only slandering now because there is no actual product to see so it's easy game, but once we see a release and people begin using NEM, trolling will be a lot harder to do. For now, all we can do is ignore them until the alpha and then hope everything goes smoothly with the alpha launch to avoid any more significant PR damage. I do recommend pushing back the alpha date IF the software is not truly ready to be used yet, because with the recent "bad press" the last thing we need is an extremely buggy public alpha as fodder for the trolls.

Delays are much better than having a bad first impression, in my opinion -- well, as long as the developers keep us regularly updated anyway.