How is paid apps supposed to work?

I have created promo codes, but the input field in Hive only supports one? And they are single use? I put twenty codes in the app description, but no one has installed my app. Am I missing something here?

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u/errevs — 1 day ago

Needs testers for simple QR and barcode wallet

I have made an app for saving loyalty cards and similar things from barcodes and QR codes.

I was frustrated with the available apps either taking up stupid amounts of space for what they are (10+ mb, some up to 50 MB) and being slow to open. So I made my own. It is nothing special except it weighs in at ~200 kb and feels very responsive even on my F21 Pro.

The link for signup is here https://forms.gle/5kGhmNDTo5qFZP4C9

If you sign up and shoot me a message I will test yours in return 😄

u/errevs — 25 days ago

Controlling my lights from my Kindle.

I managed to get Rust and the GUI framework Slint to work on my jailbroken Kindle, and with that I was able to create a simple proof of concept that discovers all lights in my my home assistant and gives basic control for them. The idea is to have an always on tablet-style device that can both control and display data, while also having a very long battery life.

u/errevs — 27 days ago
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Slint (and Rust) running on my jailbroken Kindle Paperwhite.

I wanted to make a dashboard for Home Assistant on my Kindle, and since I know Slint from a previous project I was curious to see if I could use that. This resulted in a slint-backend for kindles (probably not a lot of them for now, as I only have the one device to test on).
https://github.com/sverrejb/slint-kindle-backend

Edit: I wrote a blog post about the project: https://sverre.me/blog/rust-on-kindle/

u/errevs — 1 month ago