Alex Agut and Rafael Seibane, Building Better Bitcoin Apps …

On a side note... This tea I'm drinking is really good.

Ok, back to the notes on the conference!

Talking about two main ways to build apps...

His mention of buttons seems to be superceded by some of what Ryan announced, for example with Invisible money button... Making it fully customizeable.

Toolkits require domain specific knowledge...

True. Hopefully Handcash Connect fixes this without causing additional issues.

Handcash Cloud... One infrastructure. Hmm. Ok. Could have benefits, could be a major limitation point. Need more info.

Native apps, cross platform is very valuable, no question there.

Non-custodial - that is actually very important. But, does Handcash count as custodial? Hmm.

And, does it have interoperability outside of Handcash? Handcash seems to be building a walled garden, and I don't see a change to that here.

Handcash Connect available in the spring.

Now on with Alex.

"Making Bitcoin for the rest of us"

Some positive quotes from a few well known BSV app devs.

But... I don't see many details yet. Lots of selling, little info.

Talking about distribution.

Using the Handcash wallet as the distribution mechanism...

I'm starting to get the sense Alex actually wants to build a phone company, and he's establishing Handcash as the OS for that. Would fit with his love of Steve Jobs.

Twetch on the screen. Woohoo!

Q: what must an app do to get Handcash Connect integration?

Must every single wallet be integrated separately?

Or is there going to be a standard approach, with customization being an extra feature devs can apply?

This is why there must be standards...

Ahh, a revenue plan for Handcash finally.

Not sure it's a good model, but... I also don't have any real info.

I'm looking forward to more real info on this. I felt like this was not really an info session, but a selling session... But for a product without any info out there yet!

We need info, not just selling.

What kind of tea?

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Exactly! :)