Thanks for trying Crosswalk and for the feedback, Lars!

Just for the sake of keeping the discussion on the right issues, I wanted to 
repeat here what we discussed on IRC: the application you first created with 
the XDK was built for the default Android Webview, not Crosswalk. That sample 
uses XDK APIs not supported in Crosswalk.

Regards,

Francesco (aka baleboy)

From: Crosswalk-help 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lars 
Knudsen
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2014 9:06 AM
To: Kenneth Rohde Christiansen; [email protected]
Subject: [Crosswalk-help] my experience(s) with Cross-Walk (please forward)

Hi,

A couple of days ago I tried installing the Intel XDK on a win7 machine and it 
went fairly smooth - end 2 end try out sample, remote compile, install on 
device (via email though).  However, the app takes forever (5sec+) to start 
with an annoying Intel HTML5 dev splash screen and the app itself 
(accelerometer) is SUPER slow (3-4FPS) so I quickly discarded cross-walk as a 
platform that would cater for our needs (mobile client for 
www.empirikit.com<http://www.empirikit.com>).

Yesterday I was told that vanilla crosswalk from the website - compiled locally 
against the android sdk would work much better so I decided to give it a shot.

Comments on the documentation/installation/use:

1. I am on linux, so PLEASE keep the needed steps together in ONE place where I 
can (almost) copy'n'paste from.  Don't mix it with windows instructions I have 
to skip over and (quite a few times) miss some Linux instructions hiding 
between them.  I know there are not many steps - so this should be possible.

2. why not make a simple installCrossWalk.sh that asks for prefix path, etc. 
and then just downloads all the needed components?

3. Try to remove the dependency to the Oracle JDK (and ant actually).  I know 
this has probably been done to make things cross platform - but for that we 
have nodejs with a packaging system and nice scripts where all can be done.  
Alternatively consider using python for everything.  Installing Java from 
Oracle is like looking 10 years back in time (sorry).

4. After finishing all steps for the xwalk-simple example, I actually got the 
apk built (great!) and I quickly copied it to my Nexus 4 (fairly upgraded.. 
4.4.2 I think) - 20megs.. big for a small "Hello World" but still ok (I am 
guessing the runtime needs optimizations still on the size?). .. Starting the 
app gave me the error attached .. and I got no further :-(

br
Lars
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