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…owledge proofs This commit introduces a new blog post detailing the integration of Noir into the Mopro project, highlighting the challenges faced and solutions implemented for mobile development. It discusses the build process improvements, mobile-native support, and the introduction of Stealthnote Mobile as a case study.
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… the Stealthnote Mobile app case study, improving clarity on mobile-native support, and refining suggestions for better developer experience. Update section headings for consistency and emphasize performance benchmarks.
…x for iOS and Android platforms, highlighting current limitations and future challenges in expanding compatibility. This addition aims to enhance clarity for developers regarding platform support and integration efforts.
…upport, detailing the successful integration of Noir proving into Mopro-FFI and the Mopro CLI. Include instructions for creating a Noir project, a link to the zkEmail repository, and a NoirHack workshop video. Encourage community contributions and provide links to current issues for developers to explore.
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great write-up and reflection. I think it really makes readers feel like they were part of the MoPro team and fully immersed in the NoirHack journey.
Here are 2 suggestions that could make it even better in my opinion:
- In the intro to the "Case Study: StealthNote Mobile App," consider briefly noting how the mobile-native version improves on the browser-based one. That could help highlight why going mobile-native matters.
- The sub-headings could be more descriptive. For example, instead of just "Challenges," something like "Challenge: Porting StealthNote’s Crypto Stack from TypeScript to Rust" can provide more context.
…larify cross-platform support limitations and Rust tooling issues. Enhance readability and consistency in section headings while emphasizing the need for improved mobile-native development capabilities.
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…owledge proofs
This commit introduces a new blog post detailing the integration of Noir into the Mopro project, highlighting the challenges faced and solutions implemented for mobile development. It discusses the build process improvements, mobile-native support, and the introduction of Stealthnote Mobile as a case study.