This is exactly the kind of tooling I think Bitcoin needs to reach more developers.
I’m still fairly new to Lightning development, and one of the biggest barriers has been the infrastructure and operational complexity. If Wavelength really abstracts that away while keeping users in self-custody, that’s a big step.
One question though: how do you balance developer simplicity with preserving the openness and composability of Lightning? In other words, where does the abstraction end before developers become too detached from how the protocol actually works?
Looking forward to seeing real-world apps built with this.
This is exactly the kind of tooling I think Bitcoin needs to reach more developers.
I’m still fairly new to Lightning development, and one of the biggest barriers has been the infrastructure and operational complexity. If Wavelength really abstracts that away while keeping users in self-custody, that’s a big step.
One question though: how do you balance developer simplicity with preserving the openness and composability of Lightning? In other words, where does the abstraction end before developers become too detached from how the protocol actually works?
Looking forward to seeing real-world apps built with this.