Rabet Roadmap
Hello everyone! I’m Alper, the founder of Rabet, and I want to give you a summary of the Rabet project roadmap in this article.
Rabet Core
We’ve already implemented the main core of Rabet, and we’re actively developing it so we can use it for developing different versions across different operating systems.
The main milestone of Rabet was to implement its core because its structural model and design system were formed at this stage. A structure that is supposed to be unique along with the user interface design and create a pleasant experience for users interacting with Stellar.
Let’s look at some Rabat features, and which may increase or decrease depending on the versions for different operating systems.
Creating a new wallet
Importing wallet with the private key
Supporting Multi wallet
Showing the latest transactions info
Sending any operations
Sending multi-operation
API for Developers
Showing XLM balance
Showing XLM value in USD
Showing assets balance
Showing assets value in USD
Switching between the Main network and Test network
Auto-lock Timer
Privacy mode
QR address
Set a name for a wallet.
Showing private key
Connect with SApps (Stellar Apps)
Extension
Currently, we’ve only published the Chrome version of the extension. We’ll also release the Firefox version once we reach a stable state with the Chrome version. We didn’t release the Firefox and the Chrome versions simultaneously, as publishing them like that would’ve slowed down our development process and led to unnecessary repetition.
If you have any questions about the Rabet extension, refer to its documents.
Developer docs: https://docs.rabet.io/
Users docs: https://support.rabet.io/
Desktop
In the future, we’ll use Electron js to release our desktop version for the three main operating systems:
Linux
macOS
Windows
The desktop version will support all extension features except interactions.
Mobile app
The iOS and Android versions will be released at the end of the roadmap. These versions will support features such as managing and sending assets. These versions will also feature a built-in browser for easier interactions with other Stellar applications(SApps). Using this feature, other developers can easily connect their app to the iOS and Android versions by simply adding a few lines of code. The users will have access to an integrated SApp store to interact with other Stellar apps easily.
Goal
Creating a simple and user-friendly platform for easier interaction between users and SApps and Stellar network.
We have a powerful and scalable network called Stellar. We need to help users interact with the network by building open-source tools.
One of the factors that increase liquidity and interaction in the network, which ultimately makes the network dynamic, is constructing this integrated tool.
What will we do with the fund?
The entire funding that we receive from the Stellar Foundation is used for funding the team and hiring new developers for our team. We’ll need new developers (such as iOS and Android developers) in the future in order to develop different versions of the application.
End
As you read in this article, We have two clear missions:
1. Making an easy-to-use way to interact with the Stellar network.
2. Building a bridge, a connection, between web3 and the Stellar network.
This is a long and difficult path, but we have you, the Stellar community, and together we can accomplish great things.
