It's an open protocol. If you're missing a feature, build it.
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I want to contribute but not sure of the best place to start ๐ค
Understand what's there. Talk about what you'd like to see built and why. Report bugs, create bounties and feature requests, work on translations, engage with devs. Help make stuff prettier and better by engaging with #nostrdesign and similar. Use many different clients. Zap early and often. Create communities. Use niche features. Study NIPs. Post notes and other stuff.
I'd also like to contribute some code too, I've been a software engineer for over 10 years but have never done anything in open source. I guess, as you say, the best way to get started is to start engaging with developers.
You want to join our project?
Ours is different from other projects because it's more "Chick Fil-A and family-friendly" than "Bud's Babes, Bongs, and Beer".
Everyone on the core team is an IT professional with years of experience, and Christian.
That sounds really interesting actually, do you have a repo I can have a peak at?
I can do better than that. My PO will DM you. ๐ค
Here's a last publication, but it's not the only repo. New release coming soon.
Since were sharing C(ish) projects. Also coming soon
This looks like an excellent addition to the Nostr ecosystem.
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I've been using Primal as I like to go between web and android. I've always liked PWAs but not sure how that works while handling #nostr keys securely.
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Yeah I use the alby extension for web apps, but I don't think anything like that exists for web apps on android.
Oh nice one!
Would this actually handle your nostr keys (the way the browser extension does) for web apps on a mobile device, or is it strictly for native apps?
Hey! NWC (Nostr Wallet Connect) is a protocol designed to enable standardization between a wallet that holds Nostr keys and a client or application that uses Nostr. It does not directly handle private Nostr keys itself. Instead, NWC specifies how clients can securely interact with wallets to perform operations, such as sending or receiving payments, without the need for the client to directly access private keys. So the keys will be in the wallets, whether mobile or browser plugin or pwa.
Hope this clarifies a little bit! Thanks for asking!
- JP
the new โbuild your own platformโ
Howwwww if you can't code?! I'd make so many things!
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Also do not expect anything