On Thu, 22 Oct 2015 15:43:46 +0200 TE <yur...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hi all, > > until now, my development workflow consists of coding and > subsequently testing on the device or emulator respectively. Every > cycle takes quite some time. Is there a neat way / architecture for > co-developing for the desktop and Silica UI. The aim would be to do > most of the coding / testing with the desktop target and switch to > the emulator / device for the Silica UI. > > I would be grateful if anybody could share his/her experiences or > workflow!
There are multiple tips if you are using Linux AND you don't care about QtCreator: - I use a multi-tabbed terminal. The first tab has emacs (console not X11) editing code. Once I am done with the code, I switch to the 2nd tab. The 2nd tab is a tab dedicated for typing 1 command: sb2 make && scp <whatever> phone:~/app_test_dir/ The 3rd tab is a phone ssh session where I just ^c and rerun the app to check it. - Sometimes I edit QML code on the phone and restart the app to check but you have to be capable of tolerating vi (The editor on the phone). - C++ engine is easily testable on the desktop. Not a big issue IMHO. - You can try installing Silica on the desktop especially that there are now x86 binaries. This can speed up your development. I have not done that so I unfortunately cannot help here but it should be doable. HTH Cheers, _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list To unsubscribe, please send a mail to devel-unsubscr...@lists.sailfishos.org
