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After an incredible week of growth and partnerships, my focus is now 100% on the core product. As promised, here is the clear development plan for this week. My mission is simple: Reduce user pain and create a rock-solid, seamless experience. Based on your feedback, this means tackling two major priorities first. - Priority #1: Migrating to the New Farcaster SDK This is a significant backend overhaul. I'll be upgrading Reply to the newest version of the Farcaster Signer & API. Why this matters: This isn't just a routine update. I believe it will resolve the frustrating "Unauthorized" errors that force some of you to reconnect. The goal is a much smoother, more stable user experience where the app just works, every time. - Priority #2: Shipping a Proper Dark Mode You've asked for it, and I've seen the screenshots of the visual bugs. It's time to fix it properly. Why this matters: A great app should feel native to your device. This update will introduce a true dark theme and a theme selector, eliminating the display issues and making Reply comfortable to use no matter your preference. What about other features? My focus is on quality over quantity this week. If I complete these two major upgrades and have time left, I will move on to other features from the roadmap. But getting this foundation right comes first. Thank you for all your feedback that helped shape these priorities. It's time to get back to building.
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I am dying for some tech insights on Reply Incredible partnership with toady Why there is latency in Reply’s server response when processing $REPLY payouts, ?
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Great question, and happy to share some tech insights. The "latency" you're noticing with automated refunds isn't a server delay in the traditional sense, but rather a deliberate design choice for efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Here's how it works: A backend process, known as a cron job, runs automatically at set intervals (currently once per day). Its only job is to scan for messages that have passed the 3-day reply window. When it finds these expired messages, it triggers a single, batched transaction to process all the necessary refunds on-chain. I use this "cron job" model instead of real-time monitoring for every single message because it's vastly more efficient and keeps the operational costs of the platform low. This ensures the service can remain sustainable. So, a refund might happen a few hours after the 72-hour mark, depending on when the daily job runs. It's a trade-off for a more robust and scalable system. Hope that sheds some light on it!
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Hamza🎭🍄
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Thanks for the detailed explanation how do you prioritize which messages get processed first?
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