Am 01.09.2018 um 11:30 schrieb Trolli Schmittlauch: > Hi Thomas, Hi Trolli,
> Have you considered working on GPodder for SailfishOS [1] instead of starting > something new? The code is open and that project is also on my list of > potential things to work on, though I haven't had time so far. > > I think GPodder has a lot of god foundations already there, and mostly needs > further polishing. > > I hope to find the time to also work on that in the future > of course I looked at the code for helping me to solve some silly problems (and there are silly problems like feeds with not using any standards and other stuff). But... ...I am creating something totally different with complete different usage concepts I studied from actual applications seen on other phone OSes. The code is just working and my testers are amazed. I just use it for feeding myself with podcasts on holidays and it works great: Just 130k of python/qml code, without any memory leaking (gpodder eats memory after some time) and performance killing. Because some features are actually missing (it actually would not complete fulfill a Pritlove test but my PoCs are promising) I will not tell too much. But till now it passes the harbour tests and I will soon publish it on harbour and e.g. github when the missing stuff is done. With due respect: you can see the age of the code base of GPodder. You can do many funny tricks to mobile ui based code when you use modern programming paradigms which save resources and time. And by now my main engine seems to be recyclable for other projects too. More on that when publishing. For the unit tests: I am now handling them on my developing machine not on the phone with a venv and libraries known to be installed on the phone. That seems to work by now. Thomas _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list To unsubscribe, please send a mail to devel-unsubscr...@lists.sailfishos.org
