Steve Sokolowski wrote:
Setvin wrote:
People really want to see an app comparable to nicehash that shows you all of the stats and makes it easy. I personally don't, but having spoken to many new miners they find the details to be quite daunting. Creating an app isn't as easy as most people expect though - but I expect if you did so a lot of people would start joining that otherwise would feel uncomfortable.
Doesn't the website already provide you with the stats you're looking for, though? The website is responsive, which means that if you open it in a phone, it will display in an entirely different format that is designed specifically for a phone.
All an app would do is to essentially display what's in the web browser in another program, so why not use the browser, right?
I don't disagree but people who are new are obsessed with easy one click solution. In my quest to convert many a no-coiner all I hear is "dosen't it have an app like nicehash?"
To solve this problem I actually just created a blog post on how to connect to pro-hashing quickly. Hopefully I can get more people using batch files and less one click miners! That being said that seems to be the overwhelming preference for the majority of the untouched potential home miner population. Having an app just gets you on more desktops, if nothing else to compete with others in the industry. That's assuming you want a mass migration of people who have little to no experience mining, though. That in itself creates a new problem.
