Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

Hehe sweet, can't wait to try it out when it's out for public beta.

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

What was that zoom gesture you do in the video?

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

qole

zoom gesture?
i click on something and it zooms in (if thats what the ui defined)

or did you mean on the map?
if its was the map there is a knob slider thing, but i think the image got lost somewhere.

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

I honestly think your library could single-handedly save developer interest in the N8X0s :D The possibilties your hard work have opened... amazing.

I just wanted to thank you and say that I can't wait until this is open and other devs can create fast-graphics applications using your superliqbase :D

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

aisu,

thanks :)

the hardest part of what I have started is done, the basic code works.

its currently being shifted around and put into a debian context and will hopefully be usable as soon as possible now.
z4chh is working on a standalone net monitor at the moment which will also integrate into the playground as well :)

the source is out there somewhere
its not yet in an easy to use or documented state and theres no real debianisms in it - you basically have to be a ninja to build and run it)

if you are feeling brave, there is a binary playtest as well (read the readme and the post):
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=260
its a bit more shaky but does run and stuff

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

I was the one who asked for the playtest :p

And, I loved how it felt... its just that nothing worked on the whole (ie calendar couldn't be a calendar)

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

doh!

good point
/me shakes sand out of ears


i cant remember whether the test had the working pieces in it.
perhaps you missed off creating the folders
never mind, ill make a proper build with packaging in v near future

Re: liqbase :: Development Overview 5!
 

I watched again, it was the map, but now I know that you just zoomed the map with an invisible slider. :)