Quote from: Shrikez on August 31, 2015, 09:58:30 AM

Quote from: Jojatekok on August 31, 2015, 06:41:35 AM

Hello everyone, sorry for being so speechless in the past months. I'm writing to tell that I have no more time to focus on the development of MoneroX. Although this is the best project I ever made, I decided to discontinue it and move on to develop something else.

I sincerely love Monero as a cryptocurrency, and the community behind it: this is especially true for the people who were reporting bugs and suggesting new features to be added to MoneroX. As I'll be turning 18 this year, I will have tons of more important things to do regarding school, thus, I may only have the chance to work on one project at a time. I have already learnt a lot about software development, and decided that I should finally start working on a project which - if successful - I would release under my real name. (I haven't yet made any significant work under my own name.)

Hopefully, I will have time to occasionally check what's going on with this awesome digital currency. I will never forget the people who are/were supporting Monero and my project. Thank you for the kind comments and donations, and I wish you all the best!

Thank you for your work!

Are there plans for someone else to take over? Else it should probably be removed off the wallet section at getmonero.org until someone is willing to develop and maintain it. Lest we add more confusion...

I would be very happy if a .NET developer could take over the project. If someone gets familiar enough with the code, I'll grant him/her commit access to Jojatekok/MoneroGui.Net on GitHub.

I propose a coding challenge of integrating the XMR.TO service into MoneroX. I already made an API wrapper for the service: you just have to implement its functionality into MoneroX in the fanciest way possible. The person who submits the best pull request to Jojatekok/MoneroGui.Net with XMR.TO integration gets collaborator access to MoneroX on GitHub.