I don't think age has to be the defining factor if you prepare well for presenting your idea

lawsuit is brewing

What about Zettlr: https://www.zettlr.com/

The way I use it it's relatively simple, I tend to forget a lot so I leave notes, documentation, references, know hows and pretty much everything I judge that I will need in the future and will definitely forget.

In order to sync it with my other computers, I use another tool (Nextcloud), hosted on my homelab. I know it requires signing in but, think about it, it comes with clients for linux, windows and mac and phone (but I haven't tried zettlr for phone, not even sure they have it). With this you will get the best of both worlds: cloud and local.

at least please release the sourcecode behind it, so we can still use it!! but still why!! is the only thing i use to find out what branch is where

thank you for the guide, I will add it to the repo

Thank you. I want to add that, my priorities are to make this project available for everybody, my intent is to make it functional, on the prototype I didn't see the need of security because, my own network is private so testing it was a breeze, but now i did implement an authentication because many people requested it. My main goal of building something that's like apple's touch bar , is kinda finished but that doesn't mean i won't evolve the project , all i need is just some ideas and I will happly implement them because I love programming

i can see that, thanks for the idea

i didn't know there was that app, i had done 0 research before jumping into this prototype.

It's still a cool prototype, and there's still cool stuff you could add. For instance, if I were to use my phone as an extra keyboard for shortcuts, etc., I'd probably have it tethered via USB. USB device identification should be handled in software, so it stands to reason that your phone can pretend to be a USB HID device (similar to what is done in this[0] paper). Having a simple scripting layer would be interesting too. Trackpad wouldn't be bad either.

Another thing that could be cool is having your phone pretend to be a USB webcam.

[0]http://cs.gmu.edu/~astavrou/research/acsac10.pdf

This has exactly what you are looking for, including USB support: http://quadro.me

That is pretty cool. Sadly iOS and Windows only, whereas I'm running Android and Linux.

I really don't know, but my point was actually to build something that's like TouchBar from Apple, but i didn't wanted to pay the premium price of a mac book pro .

You don't need to create one yourself http://quadro.me

I see, but I prefer mine, plus I want to let all the people have the source code, I am not interested in closed source apps.

So, my phone has no memory to install any app ( because it was cheap and i never seen any potential in upgrading it ), so when i started thinking about this app , i was thinking how can i make it work without installing something on my phone ? then it clicked because i am a web developer.