[bitcoin-dev] bitcoin-java, a new bitcoin library
Steve Myers
bitcoin-dev at notmandatory.org
Tue Oct 5 15:47:16 UTC 2021
Ciao Humberto! building a new library is a great way to learn about bitcoin, you should also take a look at the Bitcoin Dev Kit project (https://github.com/bitcoindevkit) where we're building support for Kotlin/Java (and Android) and eventually Swift and iOS. You don't need to know Rust (though it's a great language to learn! ) and we'd love to have new folks join us as we develop the language bindings which is also a great way to learn the primitives for on-chain Bitcoin.
Steve
On Mon, Oct 4, 2021, at 5:23 PM, Humberto Marcolino via bitcoin-dev wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My name is Humberto, owner of the repository https://github.com/bitcoin-education/bitcoin-java.
>
> I'm posting to divulge a new open-source Bitcoin library written in Java, with support for taproot single key transactions: https://github.com/bitcoin-education/bitcoin-java.
>
> My main motivation to build this library was for educational purposes. Also, I was missing a lean bitcoin library written in Java, since I think bitcoinj too feature-heavy. I don't intend to include features that allow communication with nodes nor any online features in it. I think it is ideal for developers that want to build a wallet in Java.
>
> Feedback, PRs, and issues are welcome and appreciated.
>
> Website of the project, where I plan to post more examples using it: https://www.bitcoineducation.site/
>
> Best regards,
>
> Humberto
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