Lotus Release Notes v0.4.0
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Running a shop means making hundreds of small decisions every day. What is still in stock? Which products are selling? What needs to be reordered? Where can I find the figures for bookkeeping later? These tasks should not take more time than the actual business.
Faster builds on the new Vite 8 pipeline, plus reliability and deploy fixes so the app always loads cleanly after an update.
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NostrLens gives Nostr developers a real-time window into relay data, making it easier to inspect, debug, and understand what is actually happening on the protocol layer.
Rinbal's minimal texteditor is a clean Python writing app for Linux, Mac, and Windows. I forked it and added Nostr: pick an account, hit publish, approve on your phone, and your note or long-form article goes straight to the relays you chose.
What if the proof of who you are online belonged to you, and not to the companies you borrow it from?
You run a Cashu mint. You built the thing. NUTbits lets you do something with it.
If an app supports Nostr Wallet Connect, you can power it with ecash from a Cashu mint. Your sats, your mint, their app.
NIP-47 connects you to a remote wallet. NIP-60 (Cashu on Nostr) carries one with you. Together they cover every payment scenario on Nostr.
Most Nostr libraries give you the basics. nostr-core gives you the protocol.
No OAuth. No API keys. No vendor. Just the protocol.
You want to build on Nostr. You don't want to fight the protocol to get there.
Building on Nostr Shouldn't Feel Like Decoding a Protocol Spec
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