I am an iOS developer and new in this cryptocurrency. I can help in developing mobile apps for iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad).
I want to know what kind of mobile app that you would like to have? May be you can list down the functions, point me to some directions and links, existing mobiles app in the current market and etc. here.
I will see what I can do. No promise though. But, I will try by best. 
Simple UI on an iOS app. Buy/sell buttons for BTC,PPC,LTC <> fiat (USD,EURO).
Good luck.
Ok. Thanks
An Android app !
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[quote=“ninjaboon, post:2, topic:889”]Simple UI on an iOS app. Buy/sell buttons for BTC,PPC,LTC <> fiat (USD,EURO).
Good luck.[/quote]
An Android app too. of course. how can I miss this out.
Any news? Are you working at something?
I am actually iOS developer. So, I can’t create android mobile app right now.
I did some research and it seems like Apple does not allow bitcoin transaction directly from the iOS mobile apps. Some mobile wallet apps have been pulled from the app store.
I will be working on creating iOS mobile app that has Chart, New, Price, trading with exchanges using their API and etc.
Thread revival. I wanted to see if we have any other devs out there interested in this. I’ve opened up a peer4commit pool not long ago.
I think Breadwallet would be a great wallet to port over to PPC.
http://peer4commit.com/projects/142
http://app.breadwallet.com
[quote=“fishb0ne, post:8, topic:889”]Thread revival. I wanted to see if we have any other devs out there interested in this. I’ve opened up a peer4commit pool not long ago.
I think Breadwallet would be a great wallet to port over to PPC.
http://peer4commit.com/projects/142
http://app.breadwallet.com[/quote]
I’m also prepared to work with the right developer to get a port to NuBits with a custodial grant. Nubits being forked from PPC originally this shouldn’t be too hard as we have already seen with the Android wallet. That way it could potentially be more attractive for a developer to take on both jobs consecutively where I don’t have a problem with Peercoin goes first.
But tell me if this is not a good idea as I don’t want to confuse things between the two communities.
I can’t think of any downsides to a collaboration on this. Anyone else care to provide input?
I’m also interested in developing iOS app for Peercoin and Nubit. The last four years I’ve mainly been an iOS developer. What’s the best long-term approach for this? Waiting for Peercoin v0.5 and/or waiting for the ppcd? What’s the status of https://github.com/mably/ppcd ?
YeaYeah, can you tell me, from a dev standpoint, how easy is it to pick up open source Bitcoin wallet and port it to PPC? Have a look at Breadwallet.
Would a mobile wallet be dependent on ppc version? Couldn’t it be agnostic, or easily updated?
It depends on how equal they are. Breadwallet is for example a SPV wallet which I don’t think Peercoin has support for yet (please correct me if I’m wrong). See chapter 8 in https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
The v0.5 of Peercoin will hopefully be very similar to Bitcoin 0.8 and if that’s the case we can look at how the iOS apps for Bitcoin v0.8 worked and then just redo their wallets.
The really tricky parts are compiling the Peercoin to use SPV and to broadcast transactions. I’m not very keen to cheat by using some centralized server that the iOS connects to. The Peercoin app should work by directly connect to the Peercoin network. If anyone has an idea how this could be implemented in Peercoin v0.4 please share!
I’ve done some programming and compilation of C/C++ libraries and ported them to run on iOS but it’s not an easy task.
[quote=“YeaYeah, post:13, topic:889”]It depends on how equal they are. Breadwallet is for example a SPV wallet which I don’t think Peercoin has support for yet (please correct me if I’m wrong). See chapter 8 in https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
The v0.5 of Peercoin will hopefully be very similar to Bitcoin 0.8 and if that’s the case we can look at how the iOS apps for Bitcoin v0.8 worked and then just redo their wallets.
The really tricky parts are compiling the Peercoin to use SPV and to broadcast transactions. I’m not very keen to cheat by using some centralized server that the iOS connects to. The Peercoin app should work by directly connect to the Peercoin network. If anyone has an idea how this could be implemented in Peercoin v0.4 please share!
I’ve done some programming and compilation of C/C++ libraries and ported them to run on iOS but it’s not an easy task.[/quote]
Ah you just answered my question here: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3701.msg37625#msg37625
So we cannot use Breadwallet for Peercoin :(?
[quote=“Thireus, post:14, topic:889”][quote=“YeaYeah, post:13, topic:889”]It depends on how equal they are. Breadwallet is for example a SPV wallet which I don’t think Peercoin has support for yet (please correct me if I’m wrong). See chapter 8 in https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
The v0.5 of Peercoin will hopefully be very similar to Bitcoin 0.8 and if that’s the case we can look at how the iOS apps for Bitcoin v0.8 worked and then just redo their wallets.
The really tricky parts are compiling the Peercoin to use SPV and to broadcast transactions. I’m not very keen to cheat by using some centralized server that the iOS connects to. The Peercoin app should work by directly connect to the Peercoin network. If anyone has an idea how this could be implemented in Peercoin v0.4 please share!
I’ve done some programming and compilation of C/C++ libraries and ported them to run on iOS but it’s not an easy task.[/quote]
Ah you just answered my question here: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3701.msg37625#msg37625
So we cannot use Breadwallet for Peercoin :(?[/quote]
I know very little of SPV and the differences of Bitcoin and Peercoin but my bet would be: no we cannot, at least not in version 0.4.
Gonna cross reference these two topics to each other