Embracing utility tokens and the blockchain means rethinking how native mobile apps are structured https://t.co/NkvpI6mcdX Great simple examples here— thanks @gliechtenstein (also Jasonette looks very cool)
No one's building a dedicated native mobile app for their @ethereum DApp. No one even talks about this topic much at all. In this post, I discuss the challenges, build one myself, and propose a solution. Love to hear feedback! https://t.co/51KygLqqcQ #ethereum#dapp#blockchain
Jasonette meets @ethereum
Remember, everything I wrote in this post, you too can do RIGHT NOW. No additional module to "import" or "install". 100% JSON powered! (if you like the post, "clap 50 times on medium"!! 😂) https://t.co/NKRa5cHpaz
No one's building a dedicated native mobile app for their @ethereum DApp. No one even talks about this topic much at all. In this post, I discuss the challenges, build one myself, and propose a solution. Love to hear feedback! https://t.co/51KygLqqcQ #ethereum#dapp#blockchain
1/ The Jason app is now fully up-to-date (v4.6 for iOS and v1.0.2 for Android) with all the recent fixes and feature updates https://t.co/a1W0NVW1iM this includes....
I wish there was a dead-simple static site generator that generates an "annotated source code" like #underscorejs does, but for JSON https://t.co/n9jkTzq7sc
Example:
View A (QR Code Scanner Launcher that launches view B to scan, and displays the returned scanned qr code when coming back from view A) : https://t.co/qSkFA3G6hL
View B (QR Code scanner view that scans and sends return value back to view A) : https://t.co/alvp9c8QeW
Two way communication between native mobile views. Each view sandboxed like a web browser but can communicate with one another through a protocol. With this you can turn views into a module.
https://t.co/8XS5AByO3Q
A great technical and philosophical article by @FagnerBrack on how a timeless abstraction such as web browsers (on desktop) and Jasonette (on mobile) lets you build apps that last forever. https://t.co/iPt5zTMLgm
The "standalone app" form factor will become increasingly important in the new age we're entering, where apps are powered by public key cryptography and protocols have identity built-in.
This attack is not just about the iOS camera's QR code parser being insecure.
The real issue is that a generic application such as a web browser is not a secure portal into your service.
The Solution? Build your own standalone sandboxed app. Don't rely on web browsers. https://t.co/EbE6Cw12O8
BE CAREFUL — A New (Unpatched) QR Code Bug in Apple’s iOS 11 Camera App Could Lead You to Malicious Sites
https://t.co/VSl5xOqXRO
Here's How This Attack Works ⇒
That said, I emphasize that web container is just a "feature" and don't recommend you build an entire app by simply wrapping a website in Jasonette.
The whole point is that you don't have to choose 100% native or HTML5 but mix and match. You should use native as much as you can
"Either Jasonette is the greatest scam ever perpetrated on the web app development community or this is the end of the world as we know it today!"
Good to hear! :) https://t.co/4ftfZ5ieK5
Cell, the micro JavaScript web app framework that powers Jasonette-Web, is now one step closer to expressing everything in purely JSON. The vision is the same as @jasonclient - Express everything as serializable, analyzable, transformable, auditable, portable data. https://t.co/UynG5ykfqM