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This page contains a list of apps that we need converted from Mojo to Enyo2. If you begin work on an app, please add your username and a link to it's git repository in the relevant section. | This page contains a list of apps that we need converted from Mojo to Enyo2. If you begin work on an app, please add your username and a link to it's git repository in the relevant section. | ||
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| + | In order to maintain consistent styling, all submissions are encouraged to maintain a consistent visual style and code layout. | ||
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| + | For these purposes, developers can use the following resources: | ||
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| + | webos-ports-lib, an enyo2 library designed to assist in writing apps for Open webOS devices: | ||
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| + | [http://github.com/webOS-ports/webos-ports-lib webos-ports-lib on Github] | ||
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| + | more-arrangers, an extended set of fancy cross-platform panel arrangers: | ||
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| + | [http://github.com/ShiftyAxel/more-arrangers more-arrangers on Github] | ||
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| + | WebOS Ports' Enyo2 Memos rewrite: | ||
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| + | [http://github.com/webOS-ports/org.webosports.app.memos Memos] | ||
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| + | WebOS Ports' Enyo2 Settings rewrite: | ||
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| + | [http://github.com/webOS-ports/org.webosports.app.settings Settings] | ||
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| + | Also, feel free to drop by #webos-ports on freenode IRC, ShiftyAxel (the author of the above) will be around to provide help and advice to developers. | ||
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| + | WebOS needs a file manager by default- a significant hole in other mobile OSes. Internalz Pro is a good example for existing webOS devices. | ||
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==Lumberjack== | ==Lumberjack== | ||
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| + | As there's no novacom debugging solution yet, having lumberjack ported to Enyo2 would be very useful for further application development and on-device debugging. | ||
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Revision as of 05:02, 18 December 2012
This page contains a list of apps that we need converted from Mojo to Enyo2. If you begin work on an app, please add your username and a link to it's git repository in the relevant section.
Notes
In order to maintain consistent styling, all submissions are encouraged to maintain a consistent visual style and code layout.
For these purposes, developers can use the following resources:
webos-ports-lib, an enyo2 library designed to assist in writing apps for Open webOS devices:
more-arrangers, an extended set of fancy cross-platform panel arrangers:
WebOS Ports' Enyo2 Memos rewrite:
WebOS Ports' Enyo2 Settings rewrite:
Also, feel free to drop by #webos-ports on freenode IRC, ShiftyAxel (the author of the above) will be around to provide help and advice to developers.
Apps
Preware
Preware should be our primary focus for this hackathon, as it's the primary method for getting applications onto devices.
Assignee:
Govnah
Govnah would be useful to have available, but instead of an application it would be preferred that an enyo panel be created that can be plugged into the settings application. Existing examples can be found at the following links:
Assignee:
File Manager
WebOS needs a file manager by default- a significant hole in other mobile OSes. Internalz Pro is a good example for existing webOS devices.
Assignee:
Lumberjack
As there's no novacom debugging solution yet, having lumberjack ported to Enyo2 would be very useful for further application development and on-device debugging.
Assignee:
Tweaks
We plan to integrate tweaks using the existing tweaks services, but in the form of a panel that plugs into the settings app. Existing examples can be found at the following links:
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