>>Bernard says:
>>Hello usegroup, >>is it possible to run VisualWorks-applications on iPad or Android? >> >>thanks for answer, >>Bernhard Hoefner Bernhard, One efficient alternative to use Smalltalk to develop Android applications is ot use the U8 service for social development with S8 smalltalk. U8 is a social development effort to make us possible to use smalltalk anywhere javascript can run, so it is possible to migrate the parts of your system that must run client side and run in a web page or in Android devices. With S8 you can build (native) android applications, it means you can use any service of Android and expose (at smalltalk level) any java object, and call the functions sending normal messages as it was any smalltalk receiver. You can also pack in your android application javascript libraries and use them as it was S8 smalltalk objects. S8 image format is javascript code (aString), and your smalltalk frameworks will be javascript libraries, so you can consume javascript libraries and expose your objects to javascript libraries without any cost. We use to migrate portions of apps from diferent smalltalk dialects to build modern appications (web based and using web standards, e.g. frameworks specified at http://www.w3.org/TR/#tr_Javascript_APIs ) Using S8 you can access all the native features of the device from smalltalk, e.g. you can use geolocation data, touch events, etc. The U8 service hosted at http://u8.smalltalking.net is the main repository of contributions and frameworks. All code and resources found there are MIT, so you can use them under MIT license and you can share your code (or not) under the terms specified in the license. With U8 you can develop web applications (running in most web browsers) android apps, server side apps (using NodeJS), and console mode apps (32 & 64 bits). Hope this long email helps to present this alternative, that will make you happy using smalltalk in the device, and anywhere our community can run the S8 platform. A few links to start using S8 (once you access a page you already have a copy of the system) : Access the links using Chrome to ensure A quick introduction to S8 running in a web page (for web apps we have image based and dynamic loading of frameworks, as mechanism to run the system) http://u8.smalltalking.net/contribution.aspx?contributionId=239
A contribution demostrating camera access, imaeg processing and realtime face detection in Chrome http://u8.smalltalking.net/profile/aleReimondo/281/sample.html A contribution demostrating how to write (client side) Google Earth apps with S8 http://u8.smalltalking.net/contribution.aspx?contributionId=222 A simple android application. Full image w/compact smalltalk tools running in the device adn demostration of how to access an Intent to scan barcodes and/or QRcodes. http://u8.smalltalking.net/contribution.aspx?contributionId=144 If you register you can use U8 service with your browser and learn how you can use Smalltalk to release modern apps minimizing the costs of migration from any Smalltalk dialect. See also the contributions index at http://u8.smalltalking.net/browsecontributions.aspx cheers, Elvio Fernandez _______________________________________________ vwnc mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vwnc |
The following url http://u8.smalltalking.net/contribution.aspx?contributionId=239 it is not working on previous mail.
Just copy & paste url on chrome and you will see S8 running in a web page.
Cheers,
Elvio Fernandez 2013/2/7 Elvio Fernandez <[hidden email]> >>Bernard says: _______________________________________________ vwnc mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vwnc |
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Create a qrcode in my android application, and a java qr code library or source code that lets me create a QR Code in an Android app.
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