kraken VS add-tradingview-alerts-tool

There's also stuff like Kraken, whatever SerenityOS is doing for its web browser and what I hope takes over very soon - Servo.

Once there was Kosmonaut and Kraken, now there is WebF (Web on Flutter).

One can dream and it would be awesome if Konqueror could get much, much love - fundings, people interested on it and working for it, making it shine and gain back its old glory. We can dream about The Linux Foundation getting funds to keep goin with Servo and not letting it die so we could use it as another backend with Konqueror, same as how you can right now pick between Webkit or KHTML. Or maybe some other new project like Kraken. But none of us can predict the future so who knows what's gonna happen.

As a Flutter developer, "Write in JavaScript, Render in Flutter" is vague.

It's "Write Flutter apps in Javascript". Flutter is not a "renderer", Flutter is a framework + engine. "Kraken" literally builds widgets for you when you write Javascript code, Flutter is doing a lot more than "rendering".

"Kraken" is like React Native, but instead of talking to the host platform, it uses Flutter. Flutter is already cross platform, so the only benefit here is to write in Javascript. However, you would probably inherit some costs similar to React Native: communication between a Javascript Engine/ interpreter and a AOT compiled application. This time, you don't get to use the react-native-plugin NPM packages, because you'd need kraken-flutter-plugins.

The biggest concern I have is usability. How will I use popular Flutter packages, from Javascript? The "Kraken" community is very small. Even worse, the community seems purely based in China.

It's very difficult to understand the health of the codebase with all these github issues written in Mandarin Chinese: https://github.com/openkraken/kraken/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%...

Github: https://github.com/openkraken/kraken

Yeah, for RSI-7 you would add the Relative Strength Index indicator to the chart you want to trigger and then set the length for the indicator to 7. Trigger a buy when RSI crosses under 30. Make sure you set it to once per bar close instead of once per bar to avoid false starts too. You’ll also need to add this alert to the charts for every pair you plan on including in your bot if you are using a composite bot. There is a tool called “Add Trading View Alerts Tool” you can try if you’re up for it. It’s not the easiest thing to use but it’s how I do mine.

Use the same message but change the pair. I found https://github.com/alleyway/add-tradingview-alerts-tool very helpful in automating the alert creation on the trading view side since you need one per pair.

People are working on work-arounds from the outside. No endorsement since I haven't tried the code in the link or similar. For example, https://github.com/alleyway/add-tradingview-alerts-tool