Hi, I agree with you. Since this is built on top of phone gap www (i.e the folder with html/javascript application) folder is the heart of the app. If we have www folder we can easily port it in to any platform. So the version control must be done mainly for that folder. When talking about android if we have www folder and we want to create an android app out of it developer can create hello world android phongap app as in the phonegap site and once it is working he can replace the current www folder with photark www folder to see the functionality of photark app.
Since the trunk is available as a android app it has become more complex. It is frequently causes build errors due to android SDK version problems, android maven integration problems, etc. Previously I fixed some build errors and provided a patch but today new revision is not building again. It also causes problems for developers. Say I am developing using Android SDK 4.x. Someone is developing 2.x. Both face problems when developing together. So the solution I suggest is to keep our main attention to "/photoark <-- this is where the application and resources, etc" as Luciano suggest. Then each developer/mentor can keep Android/iOS app in their local enlivenment and sync it's resource folder with the trunk. Then everyone will be aware of the project status. We can mark some milestones and it will be enough to update /client-android <-- this is the android client generated by phonegap /client-ios <-- this is the ios client generated by phonegap for each milestone. Thoughts are welcome. Regards, Prabahth On Wed, Jun 6, 2012 at 11:52 PM, Luciano Resende <luckbr1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Today, the mobile trunk seems to have the application to it's root > folder. That assumes we only support one device (in this case > Android). I want to produce an iOS version of the client, and would > try to refactor some of the code over the weekend to something more > flexible. I was thinking on something more like : > > /photoark <-- this is where the application and resources, etc > would live > /client-android <-- this is the android client generated by phonegap > /client-ios <-- this is the ios client generated by phonegap > > I haven't tried the Android Phonegap, but in iOS/Xcode project, > draging/linking the html5 application www (in this case photoark) > folder is enough to get the application happy. How does this work on > the Android side ? > > -- > Luciano Resende > http://people.apache.org/~lresende > http://twitter.com/lresende1975 > http://lresende.blogspot.com/
