[Owncloud] Re: Android app, short report

[Bartek Przybylski]

Honestly i don't see a point of to spreading this app since it has no
basic functionality, however if you are really interested in it
progress ill put .apk file on my server tomorrow.

-- Bartek

2011/7/4 Jan-Christoph <JanCBorchardt at fsfe.org>:
> Hey Bartek,
>
> is there already an Alpha version .apk ready for testing? I don’t intend
> on spreading it but since I have an Android phone I could do some user
> testing on it and report back to you.
>
> Since it’s best to do that early in development that would be perfect. Let
> me know if you can provide me with an .apk (even if real connection is not
> working yet). Also, do you use an open platform like Gitorious for
> development where your code is visible?
>
>
>> On June 19, 2011 05:22:40 AM Bartek Przybylski wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>> In last few weeks i wasn't able to wrote some concrete stuff for
>>> android app, however yesterday i was able to rewrite few things.
>>> http://imageshack.us/g/818/ss1h.png/
>>> Here's the result of my yesterdays work. I decided to drop "sessions"
>>> idea and now i'm using android account framework.
>>> Both 1.2 and 2.0 stractures of webdav file are supported.
>>>
>>> First screenshot shows account setting up activity (could i ask
>>> someone who know UI design to propose some prettier UI for this ?)
>>> Second shows, what's happend if we setup two ownCloud account. User
>>> will be forced to choose the one which he wants to use.
>>> Last one shows actual "list" of files, howewer its not filled since,
>>> webdav module is still in progress :)
>>>
>>> Any comments are welcome
>>>
>>> Bartek
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>> That looks really good!  I can't wait to try playing with it on my Android
>> phone.
>>
>> For your setting up activity, I just took a quick poll of other account
>> setup programs on my device (the default google ones and a carddav/caldav
>> sync program).  The google ones displayed the what the user should fill in
>> inside of the text box, which disappeared when the user started typing.
>> The other sync program but the text above the text box as small little
>> headings.  Both ideas do present a very clean looking design.  The carddav
>> sync program is available from the android market for free, if you wish to
>> check it out.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> Matthew
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