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🚀 Development Update — Thank You for 2K Subscribers! First of all, I want to apologize for the delay. I initially thought the dumper was ready for release, but just before uploading it, I discovered several bugs related to configuration and Rust bridge integration. Most of the issues were related to Tauri and its picker classes, so I spent most of my time fixing them. Thank you all for your patience, support, and for helping this channel reach 2,000 subscribers! ❤️ Your support really motivates me to keep improving these projects. 🔥 What's Coming Next? 1. apksigner-rs — 45,000+ Lines of Rust Code Yes, you read that correctly! I've converted Google's Java implementation into Rust, covering approximately 45,000 lines of code. My goal was to port the entire implementation without leaving out any code. I'm planning to publish the source code soon, so stay tuned! 2. dex2rs — Android App After that, I'll shift my focus toward the dex2rs Android app. The main challenge is performance. In my local testing, one run took approximately 50 minutes to complete. Because of this, I'm planning to move the processing online using GitHub Actions, which should offer a more flexible approach than relying entirely on local device processing. 3. C# Decompiler — BETA A quick clarification about the C# decompiler: the current release is still a BETA version, so it isn't fully stable yet. It already reconstructs logically correct code for the majority of methods in a dump. The main focus now is improving high-level code reconstruction, making the output cleaner, and supporting more complex code patterns. Performance also depends on your device: 💻 PC: Generally faster, especially when processing large dumps. 📱 Android: Can be slower, depending on your device's processing power. For reference, processing approximately 20,000 methods may take around 200 seconds, while 60,000 methods may take roughly 6–12 minutes on Android. Actual times will vary depending on the device and the complexity of the methods. The goal isn't just to generate code that looks like C# — it's to reconstruct readable, understandable code while preserving the original logic as accurately as possible. 🙏 Thank you again for 2K subscribers! I appreciate everyone who supports my work, tests my tools, reports bugs, and follows the development process. There's still a lot to improve, but more updates are coming soon, You can support me by reacting to the post, giving stars to my github projects and also boosting this channel. Stay tuned — more projects, improvements, and source code are on the way! 🚀