On 19/03/14 10:07, Raphael Kubo da Costa wrote:
Max Waterman writes:
Anyway, Alexis has convinced me there's nothing much to worry about. I
suppose my concern was more about using age (1 or 2 months) to delete
them, rather than just deleting them when a release is promoted to
bet
onsider it as a replacement.
One question: are there any unit tests for apk-generator?
Yes, Elliot made a set of tests, both unit and functional.
Max.
Yongsheng
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On 14/03/14 18:09, Max Waterman wrote:
On 14/03/14 17:17, Raphael Kubo da Costa wrote:
Hi all,
As we add new canaries to download.01.org almost every day, we start
using more and more disk space. At some point in the future this is
going to be a problem.
What do you think of removing canaries
rosswalk-project.org
Subject: Re: [Crosswalk-dev] Proposal on how to organize our download binaries
for public users
? I question the use of multiple archiving tools - ie why some things are
.tar.gz and some are .zip?
Agree with Max, it seems odd.
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On 14/03/14 17:17, Raphael Kubo da Costa wrote:
Hi all,
As we add new canaries to download.01.org almost every day, we start
using more and more disk space. At some point in the future this is
going to be a problem.
What do you think of removing canaries older than, say, 1 or 2 months?
I can't
On 18/01/14 09:20, Max Waterman wrote:
On 18/01/14 05:24, Jesus Sanchez-Palencia wrote:
Hi,
on the regard of where we store icons in our XPK packages, it came to
our attention today that all the packages we have seen so far are
probably wrong. (or at least wrongly defined on their manifest
On 18/01/14 05:24, Jesus Sanchez-Palencia wrote:
Hi,
on the regard of where we store icons in our XPK packages, it came to
our attention today that all the packages we have seen so far are
probably wrong. (or at least wrongly defined on their manifest).
Let's use HangOnMan [1] as an example, so
On 18/01/14 05:24, Jesus Sanchez-Palencia wrote:
Hi,
on the regard of where we store icons in our XPK packages, it came to
our attention today that all the packages we have seen so far are
probably wrong. (or at least wrongly defined on their manifest).
Let's use HangOnMan [1] as an example, so
or
packaging tool, please let me know. For IDE, we should integrate with
upstream. Right now Android studio is not mature enough, but we need
to investigate it and eclipse based solution.
Yongsheng
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Subject: Re: [Crosswalk-dev] Intent to implement - SplashScreen API
for xwalk bas
ween
visual changes, ie 'home screen' -> 'white screen' -> 'html'. Do they
correspond to your steps 1, 2 and 3?
Thanks,
Max.
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On 25/12/13 22:02, Li, Guangzhen wrote:
Any comments about this?
Yes. Great to get some numbers on this :)
I see you did a 'quite' minimal web page (though it could have been
blank to more accurately reflect 'nothing').
Could you share how you did the measurements?
Thanks!
Max.
_
My only thought on this - as an html5 app developer - is to try and
avoid the situation we found ourselves in with the Tizen IDE (also based
on Eclipse).
There is a not-insignificant group of app developers who *prefer* to
work from the command line, but (iirc) to do so required installing the
good.
Also when creating a splashscreen you most often want it to fade
nicely into your read UI. That is what happens on iOS and is
possible to do with creating the splashscreen manually using JS and
HTML/CSS
On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Max Waterman
wrote:
On 23/12/13 17:50, Kenneth Rohde
nneth said.
OK, thanks for addressing my concerns - it seems like you all have it
covered :)
Season's greetings!
Max.
Yongsheng
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I/O needed for that first page).
Max.
Kenneth
On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 1:21 PM, Max Waterman wrote:
On 23/12/13 19:34, Kenneth Rohde Christiansen wrote:
I think that is why there should be some max time before initial
layout finished, like say 300ms. If the app didn't finish initial
layou
n, Dec 23, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Max Waterman wrote:
On 23/12/13 17:50, Kenneth Rohde Christiansen wrote:
A combination of those two methods might be a better solution, or
could at least be researched.
IMO, that sounds like a much better solution.
Splashscreens always seemed like a bit of a clud
On 23/12/13 17:50, Kenneth Rohde Christiansen wrote:
A combination of those two methods might be a better solution, or
could at least be researched.
IMO, that sounds like a much better solution.
Splashscreens always seemed like a bit of a cludge to me - just covering
up slowness that should b
considered.
Thanks,
Max.
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On 23/12/13 13:53, Li, Guangzhen wrote:
Thanks for your answers; glad that these issues are being considered :)
One quick follow-up question...
2) Isn't it true that, on Android, apps are started/stopped "on the
fly" and they need to store/restore their state so that they are
started again
On 23/12/13 11:25, Li, Guangzhen wrote:
Hi Shiliu,
Our current planning is to display the splash screen when
application startup, So the two parts will be both included.
A few of questions (perhaps for others on the list):
1) Is there any effort going into making xwalk start up faster?
On 05/12/13 14:10, Huo, Halton wrote:
From webapp developer point of view, I like the unpacked way to run apps just
like chrome.
Agreed.
So long as the app developer can do this on the device :
# xwalk app/index.html
and the app works as if it were installed, then I don't see any need for
hope
that can be merged soon.
I would love some instructions for getting the python script working on
Windows...
Max.
- Yongkang
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On 01/11/13 02:15, You, Yongkang wrote:
The tool doesn't support auto build Tizen apps yet. We could enable it
in M4. Currently the apps have to be manually packaged.
Note that the 01.org web apps already support automatically packaging
for tizen/wgt. It would be simple to add it to the ma
On 31/10/13 00:40, Zhu, Yongsheng wrote:
Thanks a lot, Raphael!
+Max, does the name of the folder containing the architecture info meet your
requirement?
Good enough, I think.
It's also great to have arm releases too.
/rhetorical - I wonder how long until these are in the store...
Max.
On 28/10/13 06:40, Zhu, Yongsheng wrote:
Hi, All
Crosswalk-demos is to build/package sample web apps into Android APKs
and Tizen XPKs automatically in just one step. Thanks to the efforts
from @kurli and @ShDavidliu to make it happen. See the repo here:
https://github.com/crosswalk-project/c
On 23/10/13 14:54, Menard, Alexis wrote:
At the end the problem is not the place where to put the bug reports but rather
how to make easy to report. QA should work on a simple way to report bug and
the problem will be solved.
I could provide valid argument to some of the things you say[0]...b
On 22/10/13 16:01, Balestrieri, Francesco wrote:
A will report bugs in Jira, and we will be asking community members
> >and anybody else who has a bug for Crosswalk to do the same. Obviously
> >it's easier to use a single tracker tool, but if anybody finds Github
> >useful for e.g. task tracking,
Another aspect of packaging is reflected in the recent post below to
tzmobile list. Their talking about having 'binary' support multiple
architectures. I suppose he is harking back to when Apple supported both
PowerPC and Intel for applications). I am not sure how a 'fat binary' is
any differen
On 17/10/13 20:42, Ketrenos, James P wrote:
0) Create your web application, including the xpk manifest.
1) Download and install the crosswalk-packager for your platform.
2) Run (pseudo-example):
crosswalk-packager -android -tizen [-osx -windows -ubuntu]
/path/to/MyApp/manifest
If we take t
(advised to send this message to the list, so here it is)
Hi,
Is it possible we could use this as an opportunity to free the end-user
from platform lock-in?
What I am suggesting is that a user be able to install their html5 app
on any crosswalk platform.
Note that I have only recently (I m
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