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Thanks 🤙

@npub15ypxp... yes, let’s start with a website, and @npub1melv6... was the only one that is interested. But I have to take a bit of time off from #nostr. My project was not approved by @npub10pens... so I have to focus on other projects that allow to pay bills. All this work was mainly because of the money from the OpenSats grant.

This automatic Google translation from 🇬🇧 to 🇵🇹 is seriously messed up🤯

Ah, ok, I’m kind of a new Android user. Always found the UI frustrating to navigate compared to iOS. Couple years ago did a multi-platform game app using this great C++ game engine, but Android was always a pain to make it work, mostly because of the Eclipse IDE, maybe things got better in the last 10 years. This engine allows native UI, but can use C++ with NDK , but is mostly an OpenGL front end for games https://www.cocos.com/en/cocos2d-x

Also interesting that rele' on the portuguese feed was retranslated to "relativo" 😅 it seems i got caught on a infinite translation loop

Just bought a brand new Android device and installed Amethyst. Looks really neat, easy to find things on threads. Interesting that the feed is automatically translated to 🇵🇹 from 🇬🇧 , so I found out that relay is rele' in 🇧🇷 . @npub180cvv... Only downside i found was that to install the app i had to do a google age verification and enter a credit card for that, that was the only app that asked me that

Time for sure. Just imagine one person alone doing a iOS Twitter like client compared to Twitter itself that has hundreds of devs and probably took years to build.

Right on 🤙

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The GitHub repo has a file BUILDING.md that explains how to build the software. For those who just want to try the binaries, this link has executable for Windows, Linux, Mac (these clients display JSON only as of now) https://pedro-vicente.net/nostr/nostr.html

@npub1qny3t... Thanks for the update. I applied but I’m having a bit of trouble in knowing the level of detail that you require to describe the project. My first application was rejected, maybe because all I did was to send a link to a GitHub repo and nothing else (so, understandable). Would it be possible to put on your site some more details of what and what not should we describe? I never applied to a grant, so I really have no idea. Should we give a time table with goals and expected time to complete? Should we include a budget? And if yes, is the budget based on what? An hourly rate for the average software programmer where we live? The title of my project is “Nostr client and relay is a C++ engine that allows to build Nostr applications for command line, desktop or web.” My goal is to build the reference C++ for #nostr and to built an iOS client similar to Twitter. But this will require probably one year or two of work. I will do it anyway, grant or not, because, for me this is just something fun to do. But it would nice to get paid if the project is useful to someone. Thanks again 🫡 @npub1dergg... @npub1sg6pl... https://github.com/pedro-vicente/nostr_client_relay