Yup, it needs a standalone desktop application which you can just configure to connect to your local nodes or remote nodes. Instead of the way it is currently structured with docker, it’s a mess.
Not very usable by even technically inclined people.
It already is a web app, you access it via browser once you set it up. This is OK but right now there are just too many dependencies and cumbersome set-up.
We just need a single executable that you can launch and then use browser to connect to it, configure, and use it. If this was the case you would see people already using it.
BasicSwapDex is functional but the UX still has a long way to go.
Yup, it needs a standalone desktop application which you can just configure to connect to your local nodes or remote nodes. Instead of the way it is currently structured with docker, it’s a mess.
Not very usable by even technically inclined people.
They are also planning to have a web-version which would be awesome.
It already is a web app, you access it via browser once you set it up. This is OK but right now there are just too many dependencies and cumbersome set-up.
We just need a single executable that you can launch and then use browser to connect to it, configure, and use it. If this was the case you would see people already using it.
Ah yeah what I meant is have a website where people can place orders without running any software at all.