Didn't I say that:
"If you are writing a web app which will run on Android, this is
more applicable,"
I guess you could argue that there is a difference between a web app
and an app that runs in browser on the device, But I don't think it's
that great of one..
kris
On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 8:47
He might be asking if he can use node.js within a webview... That would be
applicable to this group.
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Are you writing an App? If this is the case, then you *can't* use
node.js, because node.js is written to run on browsers, it's
Javascript, it's not Java, and it doesn't fit within the framework.
If you are writing a web app which will run on Android, this is more
applicable, but this is not the ri
Hi everybody, i'm started in the world of the android development and
I've run into a problem: I need to use node.js in the mobile device,
the architecture like as P2P, I would like to know experiences of this
kind, feasibility, and if possible some success or a working sample of
these technologies
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