Hey everyone,
A few weeks ago I started experimenting with Android new Design Support Library and built a reader for Lobste.rs following the Material Design guidelines.
I am not really far from publishing it to Google Play but if you are interested in testing the beta, submit your email via the form http://goo.gl/forms/ymGpIRYwrB
(for Android 4.4 “KitKat” and above)
Thanks!
Very nice. The lobste.rs interface isn’t too bad on mobile already, but I’d love a native implementation. Great work and I look forward to testing out the beta.
FWIW there is also Pinchy.
Last commit to Pinchy was on May 5, 2014. Maybe abandoned?
It might actually just be “finished” :)
It would be the first piece of software in history to be such then ;)
I actually pushed an update for it recently enough (June 2nd), after someone emailed me with a request. I guess I forgot to push the source to github though.
I swapped to iOS recently, so haven’t been actively developing, because I don’t use it. But I’m happy to update it if people have suggestions
Edit: pushed latest to dev branch ….
Thanks! The invites are on their way!
It’s neat, however, minimal (so far only a list and an embedded browser) The interface is simple, easy to understand and use, but I want more!
:)
PSA: Always look up your project name on urbandictionary before you publish it.
Windows Phone or RT when? ?
Hey, I am a WP user!!!!
and my axe!
1 word: HTML
;)
Sounds interesting. But I was put off by the fact that I had to download Crashlytics from an untrusted source. Why isn’t Crashlytics on Google Play?
This probably has to do with Google Play Store more than anything. I remember there was some tin foil suspicions that Google was taking down other market apps and it ended up being integrated into their terms and agreements. There were a couple of big apps taken down around the same time.
The Amazon app store app was taken down, though they didnt comment on why. http://www.engadget.com/2014/12/11/amazons-android-app-has-quietly-been-removed-from-google-play/
Same thing with Humble Bundle, saying they are pursuing other ventures where non-market distribution affords better features. http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/102477658774/a-notice-regarding-the-humble-app
Basically, apps on the market cannot install other apps.
Aw bummer, not supporting Jelly Bean?
If it makes you feel better, I’m writing a lobste.rs app that only supports Lollipop!