small year-end (and also year-welcome) project
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transfer each others' card
- use bump (just like in zen.ly)
- https://community.zen.ly/hc/en-us/articles/360001944587-Bump-#:~:text=Bump%20is%20a%20cool%20way,right%20before%20your%20eyes%20%F0%9F%8E%89!&text=Bumping%20with%20an%20existing%20friend,you're%20both%20hanging%20together.
- https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/14391/how-does-android-transfer-with-bump-apps-work
- read qr code
- use bump (just like in zen.ly)
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what is card?
- card is your informations such as like/dislike, birthday, nickname, etc
- decoration
- background color
- font
- sticker
- One can have several cards and choose which card to exchange with other people
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why say-hello?
- you've got to know each other !
- we use it just for fun
- collector can get the badge or something
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in which format?
- react native
- flutter
- make it work just in android, in case of zenly
Our App Zenly is written mainly in Kotlin with remains of Java but also quite uniquely in Go (we embed a shared library written in Go that deals with stuff like data synchronization, Network transport and cross-os app feature backends like the Chat or the Location pipeline). Our min SDK is 21 ๐ We make extensive usage of RxJava in structural parts of the app like (lifecycle bound tasks, scheduling, multi-threading, reactive UI model, automated tracing) and have a fair number of internal frameworks built on top of it. Last but not least, we try to push Zenly to the edge of the devices capabilities and had much fun making non traditional heavy UI experiences and animations on Android, sometimes heavily tweaking or going beyond what the system normally provides. - [ํ๋ก์ ํธ ๊ธฐํ ๋ฐ ์ค๋น์์ ] ๊ธฐ์ ์คํ ์ ์
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