On 28/07/2016 09:33, Julien Wajsberg wrote: > TL;DR: if like me you still use your Firefox OS phone because, well, it > works well, and you're not interested in Pokemon Go, I went ahead and > fixed some of my most frustrating bugs that were in Gaia master. > > You can find my code there: > https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/compare/master...julienw:julien-fixes
why don't you shoot some PRs master's way, I'm ready to review them ASAP :) > * keyboard: after selecting a correction on the suggestion bar, a > space is added automatically, which is not right if we want to add a > point. Instead we should wait and see what's the next character > added by the user, and if it's not a punctuation add a space _at > that time_. or remove the space if the user types a punctuation character, I've seen it done on Android keyboards for example. > For things like the SMS app, I think (like others, I know it's not > something new) that a web server on the phone would be useful, so that > we don't rely on proprietary APIs. Yet while some favor a nodejs server, > I think a Rust-based server would be better-suited: > > * smaller footprint > * can link to binary easily > * memory-safe > > Either several microservers on different domains, or one server with > several endpoints. The first solution seems more flexible to me. That's definitely something we want to do and I'm starting to feel that we don't want to go the nodejs but we can still use JavaScript via a stand-alone SpiderMonkey instance if need be. Gabriele
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