Hello,
I also have to agree with Gabriel on this one, the polcies for Harbour
need to be made much more clearer. At the moment it is not inspiring
working of Sailfish development due to the store issues. I would expect
that Jolla would indeed need as many developers as only possible
onboard, and to aid that, the Harbour rules needs to be made clearer /
substantially more relaxed. More native applications are indeed needed
as the Android integration currently seems to be everything else than
optimal.
Regards,
Andreas Enbacka
Ohh nice, I planed to use DBUS for few features, good that I have not
implemented a lot so far.
Why will DBUS also be restricted? There are just a small amount to
nearly no, save to use APIs. There are nearly no offical APIs, just
some Nemo middle ware stuff that works - maybe, but is not allowed at
harbour.
What about device feedback, what about notifications, what about
sharing options, what about deamons, now also DBUS will be restricted.
DBUS was an option to work around missing notifications. :-/
I'm sure it's difficult and hard for a small team, but hey come on you
wanted it. And if you can't solve/realise things atm, be open and
different - talk to use, tell your plans, show what can be expected
when. Talk to your devs, maybe let's discuss ideas, make plans
together. But don't be shy and say nothing and came in the next moment
with any - positive or negative suprise.
Gabriel.
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Basil Semuonov schrieb am 13.01.14 19:38:
Hi there, habour supporters and moderators.
Please, please, really PLEASE do update your
https://harbour.jolla.com/faq AND MAKE CLEAN RULES what is restricted
and what is not.
This is not the game where we should guess your imaginary rules.
This is just ridiculous to submit apps, wait for 4 days and then get
response that app is rejected with new , since "This application uses
a DBus API which should not be used by 3rd party applications, and
will be restricted soon.".
How the hell I should know what will be restricted and will not?
If you not sure about anything at harbour in the future, create white
list of what is allowed, like qml imports and link libraries.
Do you understand, that it is impossible to create any usefull and
complex application, which is not "a one-page + one-button +
haha-look-at-my-cover-it-is-awesome" when you does not share your
plans for future and does not supply strict rules?
All your ecosystem depends on this.
Regards,
Basil.
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