[DIS] Mobile-Ready CKB Light Client (Pocket Node) for Android

[phroi]

@neon.bit

NervosDAO deposits/withdrawals count as such [core functions]

Losing iCKB in the process, but sure iCKB is not a core function yet

@Jnr6

I completely understand where you’re coming from on CCC-first, but there’s a fundamental technical issue: CCC is a TypeScript library designed for web browsers and Node.js environments.(i said the same thing to Hanssen above.) Pocket Node is a native Kotlin/Compose Android application using direct JNI bindings to the CKB Light Client (Rust).

No such technical issue, let’s clear it up:

• Not asking for developing a native Android wallet in CCC
• Asking for a standard that allows users to use Mobile/Desktop Wallets (Signer & Light Client) in CCC-enabled websites (Rough idea for a Solution: authenticated web sockets)

Side Note: if done correctly, I would see such proposal as far more valuable than another wallet, as it would lay the foundations to make native Mobile/Desktop Wallets actually useful. Later on, built on top of that standard, Pocket Node.

@Jnr6 I understand your points and respect your craftsmanship.

Let’s agree to disagree on priorities,
Phroi

PS: I would have given this very same feedback to Quantum Purse, just @Tung_Pham never needed a CommunityDAO vote for funding development.