On Jan 17 at 00:49 -0800, Peter Bienstman wrote:
> On Jan 16, 11:03 pm, koepked <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I'm a few days late to the discussion, but like Cassellino, I am
> > interested in the prospect of an Android client for Mnemosyne. I'm
> > also looking for a project, so I figured this might be a decent one. I
...
> I think there are two possibilities for an Android port.
> 
> * use Java, but then you can't reuse anything from libmnemosyne which
> is in Python. You could start from Tim's code, though.
> * use Python. If Android does not support SQLite in Python, but does
> support MySQL, then the way forward is not by modifying the
> controller, but by implementing a different database backend which has
> the same functionality as the SQlite backend. The design of
> libmnemosyne is such that the database component is nicely isolated
> from the rest of the framework, precisely to allow this.
> 
> In any case, it's best to use openSM2sync to sync with the desktop
> version. but it's not ready yet. Still, there is plenty of other
> Android work to be done, so that should not stop you from getting
> started :-)
> 
> Glad that you want to work on this! If you want more info, just let me
> know! (but perhaps better on the devel mailing list)

FWIW, I still think that a full Android client targeting Mnemosyne 2.0
is a worthwhile project.

Mnemogogo/jojo/dodo are deliberately simple/limited and I have no
intention of changing that.

I'm more than happy to share code and the lessons learnt while writing
Mnemogogo.

Tim.

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