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A new update to the android app is being tested... by me!

People with accounts will now be able to use their API key + their username on the app.

With the additional information, you can be notified when a new block is found.
I'll post here after doing some more tests Cheesy

What, No IOS devices included

I wish I could develop for iOS devices!

The issue:
To develop for Apple products, I need an Apple computer. I don't really have the extra funds just to buy a new Apple computer right now (especially to develop for apps that don't make me any money). This leaves me with a semi-bitter taste in my mouth since I would love to develop for iOS, but Apple make it costly for developers to start developing for their products.

TLDR: The entry cost into developing for iOS is too great for me atm.

Yeah apple are the worst company when it comes to that.
I was considering doing an app a couple of years ago, and came across that same issue.
So I thought maybe I could just buy OSX and run it in a VM.
No, the OSX license says you must run it on an apple hardware, so you aren't even allowed to pay for OSX and run it in a VM.
Anyone who thought MS was bad with their copyright and such, nope apple are worse.

Yeah I could tell quite a few stories about the gear lock down on Mac Minis.

BTW more blocks pleaseee.

Tes more blocks lots of blocks,BTW Macs and OSX very dependable. Also if one can could VM OSX, Xcode is not.