Luke Champine

Thanks, that is good to know. Ideally we could work closely with the Ledger team to get Sia on their wallets, but based on their [roadmap](https://trello.com/b/5nQ1mdzt/ledger-roadmap), that seems unlikely to...

Progress update: I have a Ledger Nano S that can generate Sia addresses. Keys are derived using the Ledger API's HD key derivation function. The resulting public key is then...

The single most helpful thing they could do is provide a way to test apps without having to load them onto an actual Ledger device. Even if everything was poorly-documented,...

It occurs to me that most Ledger apps are inadequate in terms of protecting you from a malicious computer. When generating an address, the Ledger BTC and ETH apps will...

ah, it hadn't occurred to me that signed apps don't need PIN entry -- thanks! Progress update: I've added the ability to sign arbitrary hashes. This means that the Sia...

I'm not sure this requires much special handling. Sia uses content addressing, so transferring a file just means telling the recipient which content hashes constitute the file (as well as...

Agreed on point 1. As for point 2, I think we'd want something akin to what BitTorrent clients do: let the user specify the new location of the file (or...

Thanks for the writeup @mtlynch. I agree with your main points: the current process works pretty well for us, but our handling of RCs could be improved. Once we get...

It's also standard to include links to the next/previous pages in the header of the response. Here's an example from the GitHub API: https://developer.github.com/v3/guides/traversing-with-pagination. We don't have to add those...

@mtlynch That's a nice property to have, but the implementation would be difficult. Could tokens be tacked on afterward without breaking compatibility? I'm also wondering if pagination is really required...