Source: Make WordPress: Mobile

  • GSoC – Week 2: Getting Started with Enyo.js for the Firefox OS app

    Getting Started: ———————– Since the start of the coding period last week, I’ve been playing around with Enyo.js based app development, identifying the similarities and dissimilarities between Enyo 1.0 and 2.2. Protyping Approach to Development: ————————————————— For starters, I’ve been working on writing a simple Feed Reader (https://github.com/sayak-sarkar/FeedReader) based upon Enyo 1.0 and then porting…

  • GSoC – week 1: introduction

    Hello, my name is Daniele Maio, I’m from Italy and I’m currently enrolled at the University of Catania for the last year of a bachelor degree in Computer Science. I have some years of experience in developing open source project. Since the born of maemo (http://maemo.org) I’ve addressed my interest in mobile development with opensource…

  • Dev Chat Summary for June 19, 2013

    Chat log Agenda WPiOS 3[.6].2 Update WPAndroid Status WPWinPhone Update WPBlackBerry Update WPiOS Reader Status WPiOS 3[.6].2 Update Released version 3.6.1 on Monday, which adds Crashlytics. This gives us fresh info on crashes and issues, we’ve already found some really common crashes that we’ll now be able to fix. 3.6.2 with fixes for the most…

  • Hey y’all I would like to formally introduce…

    Hey y’all! I would like to formally introduce myself! I’m Hugo, a Portuguese designer (originally from Lisbon), living in San Francisco. I’ve been working for Automattic for two and a half years now – mostly on WordPress.comWordPress.com An online implementation of WordPress code that lets you immediately access a new WordPress environment to publish your…

  • GSoC – Week 1: Introducing Myself!

    Who Am I? My name is Sayak Sarkar, a coding intern for WordPress at this year’s Google Summer of Code. I’m a Post-Graduate student from India, currently persuing M.Sc. in Computer Applications from Symbiosis International University where I’m currently in my fourth (and final) semester. I’m also a successful GSoC’er from last year where I…

  • I know the next Android release is going…

    I know the next Android release is going to be primarily focused on NUX and Reader, but I wanted to ask if much thought has been given to things post-Google I/O. Firstly, switching to the new official Navigation Drawer implementation now in the support library, which I think should be a pretty easy switch (well,…

  • Dev Chat summary for June 12, 2013

    Chat log Agenda WPAndroid 2.4 Notifications Windows phone app update BlackBerry “legacy” app New contributor projects/tickets iOSiOS The operating system used on iPhones and iPads. 3.6.1 iOS Native Reader WPAndroid 2.4 Notifications The notifications update as released Tuesday and its been well received.  We’ve noticed a few corner cases bugs have popped up.  They are…

  • XML-RPC memory improvements

    I’ve been looking into #21098 since yesterday, trying to figure out how to minimize out of memory errors on media uploads through XML-RPC. Results were a bit unexpected, but interesting nonetheless. Any ideas on how to reduce memory usage are more than welcome. I’m still not sure where all the memory goes, for instance a…

  • Dev Chat summary for June 5, 2013

    Chat log Agenda WPiOS 3.6 WPiOS Reader status WPAndroid betaBeta A pre-release of software that is given out to a large group of users to trial under real conditions. Beta versions have gone through alpha testing in-house and are generally fairly close in look, feel and function to the final product; however, design changes often…

  • Dev chat summary for May 29 2013 Chat…

    Dev chat summary for May 29, 2013. Chat log Agenda Android iOSiOS The operating system used on iPhones and iPads. Other Platforms Mobile Handbook GSoC Update Android The WPcom Notifications release is in Beta. Everybody with a Jetpack-enabled blog and/or a WordPress.comWordPress.com An online implementation of WordPress code that lets you immediately access a new…