The source and binaries of the prototype have been posted on Github
for any interested. Comments are welcome.
http://heroicefforts.github.com/Viable/intro.html
On Feb 25, 9:09 pm, laphroaig15 laphroai...@gmail.com wrote:
A follow up. I'm close to a working prototype as I described a few
A follow up. I'm close to a working prototype as I described a few
weeks ago. The code looks like it was written by someone who's only
been developing Android apps for two months (DH and MM would reach
through the screen to strangle me) and the UI looks like it was
designed by a developer, but
It certainly wouldn't be closed. I'm not looking to implement yet
another issue management system or sell a hosted solution. There are
many folks who already do that. I'm thinking more of a user friendly,
common bridge to those systems. I'd mentioned JIRA because I have a
fondness for the
I think this is an excellent suggestion. There's a product that does
something like this on the Mac. Another model is Windows Error
Reporting.
I think it would do well as an open-source project.
Unfortunately, there's no good way for products to depend on it --
that is, to cause it to be
Certainly interesting but there are other solutions.
1. It doesn't engage the user to acknowledge that a problem has occurred
(mea culpa).
Not true, you can pop up a message box in the default handler and tell
them an error occurred.
2. It doesn't elicit contextual information from the user.
The alternatives you suggest seem to be summed up as, implement the
equivalent bug reporting tool in your own app. That, of course, is
always an option. Everyone could implement their own variation.
However, it seems to go against the general Android theme of a
separation of concerns and the
On Feb 1, 4:52 pm, laphroaig15 laphroai...@gmail.com wrote:
The alternatives you suggest seem to be summed up as, implement the
equivalent bug reporting tool in your own app. That, of course, is
always an option. Everyone could implement their own variation.
However, it seems to go against
I've posted about using the droiddrop remote logging tool to create a simple
user's forum to address some of these same issues.
See
http://talkingandroid.com/2009/11/04/droiddrop-remote-logging-for-android/
There might be a way to leverage this for bug reporting as well. Let me
know how I can
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