Here's a BCH wallet running in my car. Tesla really should do more to encourage in-car software building.
I've been taking a casual look at Nostr npub keys. I'm finding an unexpected number of public keys leading with zeros (after examining only a few thousand). Assuming these are derived from proper public keys using proper hashing algorithms, I would not expect that. Either I'm missing something, or quite a few people are generating npub keys inproperly.
So the browser on Teslas used to have "Tesla" in the user agent string. I just tested on mine. It does not any longer. Anyone know of methods to recognize when running on the screen inside Teslas? I've got a few apps that could use a larger font size for instance, and I don't want to screw around with people using KHTML etc on Linux computers.
What do I need to do to get a "BCH payment receipt" "kind type", similar to kind 9735 "zap receipt"? Assuming I need to demonstrate working code and/or write a complete NIP first, any suggestions on what "kind" to use while testing?
Sorry I responded to the wrong message. I believe you are right, the new stuff isn’t available on the web client.
It is a progressive web app, runs both on the web and is installable. Non custodial, stores everything on device only. Needs a bit more work before I can release it publically. Hopefully soon.
So I'm thinking of doing the unspeakable. Adding support for layer 1 zapping to Nostr using BCH. Hate me gently.
Good job. Out of curiosity, what's your cross platform stack/core tech?
Bitcoin/BTC are typically maximalists and can be a bit of a cult and easily offended. Hopefully Nostr can grow beyond that.
Depending on how much "hardware" you actually need to test, the iOS simulator running on the same machine is probably the easiest.
So what's the state of the art for testing PWAs using websockets on iOS devices on a local network these days, preferrably something with automated certificate generation (assuming wss is required)? Or should I still proxy everything from a live public server (with valid certs)?