HotShoe Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 28, 2013 #2 Android will stay around of course, but it would be nice to get away from dalvik and java. If chrome is accepted into the phone world, and if it is stable and feature packed, then it will make it. I have not messed with chrome OS so I have no idea if it is linux based or something else. --- Jem
Android will stay around of course, but it would be nice to get away from dalvik and java. If chrome is accepted into the phone world, and if it is stable and feature packed, then it will make it. I have not messed with chrome OS so I have no idea if it is linux based or something else. --- Jem
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #3 HotShoe said: Android will stay around of course, but it would be nice to get away from dalvik and java. If chrome is accepted into the phone world, and if it is stable and feature packed, then it will make it. I have not messed with chrome OS so I have no idea if it is linux based or something else. --- Jem Click to expand... At one point, it was based on Arch, but I think now it's a heavily customized version of Gentoo.
HotShoe said: Android will stay around of course, but it would be nice to get away from dalvik and java. If chrome is accepted into the phone world, and if it is stable and feature packed, then it will make it. I have not messed with chrome OS so I have no idea if it is linux based or something else. --- Jem Click to expand... At one point, it was based on Arch, but I think now it's a heavily customized version of Gentoo.
stevel05 Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 30, 2013 #4 Sounds like Basic4HTML5&JS could be the way to go. I've just spend half a day looking at HTML5, JavaScript and the Intel XDK and haven't written a line of code yet! I've been watching videos!. I was up to my elbows in code after half a day when I picked up B4A. And I didn't have a headache :BangHead: Last edited: May 30, 2013
Sounds like Basic4HTML5&JS could be the way to go. I've just spend half a day looking at HTML5, JavaScript and the Intel XDK and haven't written a line of code yet! I've been watching videos!. I was up to my elbows in code after half a day when I picked up B4A. And I didn't have a headache :BangHead:
P positrom2 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 30, 2013 #5 I just stumbled over those general remarks on object oriented programming (if you like, scroll down to "Criticism"): Object-oriented programming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia What encountered me specifically was the issue brought up in citation #43. Regards, positrom2
I just stumbled over those general remarks on object oriented programming (if you like, scroll down to "Criticism"): Object-oriented programming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia What encountered me specifically was the issue brought up in citation #43. Regards, positrom2
Beja Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 1, 2013 #6 Android has been under fire since a long time.. I am just wondering how a company scraps a hot and very successful product that became the de facto OS in more than 60% of mobile devices in the global market.. that would be crazy. I think these reporters are paid by Orange!
Android has been under fire since a long time.. I am just wondering how a company scraps a hot and very successful product that became the de facto OS in more than 60% of mobile devices in the global market.. that would be crazy. I think these reporters are paid by Orange!
IanMc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 5, 2013 #7 These new smartphones and tablets would be called "Chromephones" and "Chromepads." Click to expand... And the users would be called "ChromeDomes" This means that Google would have to make a phone version of Chrome of course. Is Chrome based on Linux as Android is?
These new smartphones and tablets would be called "Chromephones" and "Chromepads." Click to expand... And the users would be called "ChromeDomes" This means that Google would have to make a phone version of Chrome of course. Is Chrome based on Linux as Android is?
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 7, 2013 #8 IanMc said: And the users would be called "ChromeDomes" This means that Google would have to make a phone version of Chrome of course. Is Chrome based on Linux as Android is? Click to expand... Chrome OS is a layer on top of GNU/Linux. Chrome, of course, is "based" on C++, assembly, Python, and Javascript.
IanMc said: And the users would be called "ChromeDomes" This means that Google would have to make a phone version of Chrome of course. Is Chrome based on Linux as Android is? Click to expand... Chrome OS is a layer on top of GNU/Linux. Chrome, of course, is "based" on C++, assembly, Python, and Javascript.
