Currently is not building. There's not much yet.
Pedro.
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I think the payload format is not the best as you can't interleave messages when a big transfer is in progress.
With the current amount of contributions is not realistic for me to finish the C++ client alone.
If there is enough interest we can do a reset and rebuild it in rust or scala.
Pedro
Actually it might be possible to to run Scala with avian in iOS.
The guys of syncthing are quite advanced, they have an android client already.
If we don't have enough resources might be best to join them.
Pedro.
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Hi André
I'm studying the conflict resolution logic of St.
They provide binaries for several architectures including a WIP android client.
Everyone has a preference of programming language and they use go. The question is should we be divided because of language preferences or join forces to reach the common goal of both projects?
Btw Scala is statically typed. So the errors at runtime are not like with dybamically typed languages. What advantage other that. IOS does CPP give us?
Pedro
Does bountysource support this?
The target of both projects is the same, to have an open source sync program.
Pedro