Cuis and mobile devices

> Hi Guys:
>
> In the home page of Cuis says: It is also portable to any platform,
> fast and efficient. This means it is a great tool for running on any
> hardware, ranging from phones and tablets up to personal computers and
> servers.
>
> What are the ideas for use Cuis in such mobile platforms? The use of
> CogDroid vm is the first that comes to my mind, but just wanted to
> know the ideas/plans/etc for use Cuis as an unique developer tool and
> deploy in different (mobile) platforms.

> Hi Germán,
>
>
> On 12/02/2013 10:20 a.m., Germán Arduino wrote:
>>
>> Hi Guys:
>>
>> In the home page of Cuis says: It is also portable to any platform,
>> fast and efficient. This means it is a great tool for running on any
>> hardware, ranging from phones and tablets up to personal computers and
>> servers.
>>
>> What are the ideas for use Cuis in such mobile platforms? The use of
>> CogDroid vm is the first that comes to my mind, but just wanted to
>> know the ideas/plans/etc for use Cuis as an unique developer tool and
>> deploy in different (mobile) platforms.
>
>
> Some ideas (that might also apply to Squeak) are:
> - The VM is portable. It can run on any 32-bit architecture. For example,
> Android and iOS (there are already Squeak apps for these platforms).
> - The UI framework is simplified with the explicit purpose of enabling
> developers to do whatever UI look and feel they need. For example, mimicking
> any such native apps.
> - Some Cuis specific features to ease use on non-PC systems. For example:
> #hugeFonts, #smallFonts, tap&hold top open menus.
>
> Cheers,
> Juan Vuletich
>
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> Hi,
>
> I run cuis with the Cog VM on my Android phone and
> tablet downloaded from here:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/squeakvm-tablet/wiki/JenkinsBuilds
>
> The catch is that the Pharo people are in the midst of moving
> their Jenkin's builds, and the CogDroid build isn't running, and,
> alas, you can't download it.
>
> But, if you were to do that, and, use a stock standard Cuis 1511
> image/changes, it will almost work.
>
> If you file in the attached change set which changes a touch
> how the sources and changes file is found then it works fine.
>
> You can run Pharo, Squeak, or Cuis.  Cuis is the best at the
> moment because the menu structure is a bit simplier and it works
> better, for me, on touch devices.
>
> The Apple iDevice world will be a touch more complex.
> John Mcintosh did a port of the VM, so, it can work.  Apple store
> approval policies make this more of a problem.
>
> cheers
>
> bruce
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 10:20:25AM -0300, Germán Arduino wrote:
>> Hi Guys:
>>
>> In the home page of Cuis says: It is also portable to any platform,
>> fast and efficient. This means it is a great tool for running on any
>> hardware, ranging from phones and tablets up to personal computers and
>> servers.
>>
>> What are the ideas for use Cuis in such mobile platforms? The use of
>> CogDroid vm is the first that comes to my mind, but just wanted to
>> know the ideas/plans/etc for use Cuis as an unique developer tool and
>> deploy in different (mobile) platforms.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Sincerely,
>> Germán Arduino
>> about.me/garduino
>>
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