my two cents: i've tried a lot of times to switch completely to a all-CLI
build system, and even if this is technically natural, everytime i'll fall
back to a mixed environement based on two eclipse project
([prjname]-javascript - www for editing and [prjname] -
platforms/android/asset/www for CLI
[ Even more OT: definitely check the cable. My Nexus 7 does the same thing.
After trying many different cables, I finally found one that let it stay
connected as long as I wanted. The cables themselves work on other non-android
devices, so they aren't bad, but must not be able to meet the N7's
The unfortunate part is that Eclipse and Xcode are also (more or less) the
build systems for iOS and Android. You can build from CLI, and even deploy
from the CLI if the stars align and you have your ruby slippers on the
correct feet, but in practice most people are launching from IDEs. That
makes
I'm sorry, what problems do you really have with the CLI for
building/deploying? I have none nor see any issues that require slippers. ;)
When I train people about Cordova based dev I always teach them the CLI and
to use a text editor. Most are using Sublime (not Xcode) and many are
rolling into
I'm glad to hear people are having success with IDE-less workflows. I'm a
vim guy through and through, and wish I didn't have to waste disk space or
memory on Xcode or Eclipse. I need them for native debugging, I suppose.
I have had a patchy history of trying to deploy to simulators and devices
We've quibbled over this before. Regardless of your preference or
philosophy, at least some users are choosing/expecting to use IDE's and
then complaining about it.
I'm all for removing the barriers to all-CLI all the time (I'm also a vim
guy), but these changes significantly appease confusion
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 12:03 PM, Braden Shepherdson bra...@chromium.org wrote:
I have had a patchy history of trying to deploy to simulators and devices
using the CLI commands, but it may be something about my setup (eg. my HTC
One frequently drops out of the ADB devices list even though it's
(More OT: I've gone through my fourth damaged microUSB cable on this last
road trip. They bend so easily in the car.)
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Joe Bowser bows...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 12:03 PM, Braden Shepherdson bra...@chromium.org
wrote:
I have had a patchy
We've had a bunch of users confused by Xcode and Eclipse showing only the
output www/ and not the www/ that they are supposed to edit.
There's bugs tracking addressing this for:
iOS: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5397
Android: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5715
I've now
idk, if ppl want to use the cli I would reccomend using a text editor and
our build chain
if they want to use IDE's then they should not use the cli and just use the
project scripts
(at least, this was the intent of the design as I originally saw it)
not sure I see much benefit to making the
I'm with you, Brian... CLI for CLI, project scripts for IDEs. Anything else
will just lead to madness..
On 03/01/2014 12:21 pm, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote:
idk, if ppl want to use the cli I would reccomend using a text editor and
our build chain
if they want to use IDE's then they
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