eSteem : A Nicer Way To Steem On

I came to know the application eSteem about a couple month ago. @rayfa was the one who introduced it to me. The fact is, almost everything I know about Steemit, has been coming from her. I would like to call her The Walking Encyclopedia of Steemit from Northern Aceh, with due respect.

I made my first post via eSteem app about 2 months ago, right after I was introduced to it. It was entitled Fenomena Kosmik: Suatu Tanda Akhir Dunia?. So far, I have posted 4 articles using eSteem app, there could have been more if I did not loose access to my Steemit account last month. Now that I have regained my access to it, I have made my first post (after regaining access) using eSteem app about 23 hours ago. This is the list of my posts so far which were posted via eSteem app (does not include the one you are viewing):

1. Fenomena Kosmik: Suatu Tanda Akhir Dunia?
2. Digital Economy Act: Ancaman Bagi Demokrasi Inggris Bermula Dari Pornografi Daring?
3. 10 Fakta Menarik Dunia Tekno
4. 2135 Masehi: Ancaman Apokaliptik Atau Isapan Jempol Penuh Sensasi?
   
   

I like this eSteem app. Ask me the reason. I like the chance it gives me to post something to Steemit via an app, out of the browser. I mean, this is the era of applications, almost every social media site developer have it.

"Okay. Now they have built you a Steemit app named eSteem."

Oh yeah, I kinda like it's interface. I like it better than the browser version Steemit. I can't really tell how, but I just like it.

Supports multi-accounts.

Save article as draft for later development and submission.
User-friendly interface.
Helpful formatting bar.
Don't you like it as well?

"Since you were introduced to eSteem app, you have posted 9 articles to Steemit. If you like eSteem app that much, how come that only 4 out of these 9 articles were posted via eSteem?"

Sometimes I did the posting via computer, for some reasons. It would be interesting if there was a desktop version of eSteem app, I think.

In short, I like the app.

Another thing interesting about eSteem is the support brought by the people behind it. For this purpose, they have established a group on Telegram messenger. The group named eSteem. I joined it few days ago. The group now has more than 200 members and growing. If you have Telegram account, just search "esteem" and join. Why join this group? Above all, it is the fun (and easy and the lowest cost/data needed) way of making contact with the developer team (I know three ef them so far via this group, @yandot and @HORPEY and @Umair, nice people), and the users across the globe.

Join the fun. Ask, response, or just read the informative conversation.


You can also join the eSteem Discord channel which now has more than 1,000 members at this link (you need to install Discord app which is why when you hit the [Join eSteem] box on the page that follows the link, you will be automatically brought to Discord page on Playstore if your Android device has not had it installed yet).

More way to keeping in touch. More people to meet. More possibilities.

eSteem team has also established a website, visit it here.

"@good-karma, do you have anything to say about this name?"

He/she once upvoted my post, that's one of my Steemit happy moments. Yes, I know, that sounds silly. I think I'm going to follow him/her in nearly time.

"Are you writing this to participate in the ongoing contest?"

I have planned to write about eSteem app before this contest is announced. The contest does not change what I wanted to write.

"Last thing: you like the app so much, can it be improved?"

Oh yes! There's room for improvement. This is what I have in mind:

• showing the exact date of posts' rather than 'some days ago';
• support each account to have more than one draft at a time;
• improve search feature;
• establish a UNDO button;

Thanks.

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eSteem on!

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