Hi @mxinden, Is there someone working on the “libp2p in mobile devices” track? I would like to contribute and make some headway. I’d like to join forces if there’s existing work on this.
When it comes to mobile development, my familiarity is with the Android platform. I am comfortable with Java, React native and Kotlin i decreasing order of proficiency. For a personal project where p2p and multi-platform mobile apps might be useful, I’d been looking at Flutter/Dart as a possible contender too.
I’ve been going through the libp2p documentation and trying to understand the various components needed. I believe making a proof of concept for android might be where i begin.
Thank you for sharing these projects. I’ll see what i can learn from them.
In peer scoring, it is not possible to globally identify and remove network spammers. An alternative solution, which is explained in the following post, can do so and might interest the libp2p community: Privacy-preserving p2p economic spam protection