Now I dont know if I could finish my project, but it is only for my
problems.
First because I discovered the Challenger very late, second I got a
job that consumes almost my time
and third I got 2 years old twin that consumes almost my sleep
time :)).
But same I want to thank to everybody here
That's important for the Android team
and for the Open Handset Alliance and its members, that's important
for Google. That's also important for the developer community and for
the end users.
Hello Jean-Baptiste,
I suggest that the aim be for the phones to come out in 2009. If
everyone is
The biggest problem think is the lack of synchronization, between
what is on the docs and what is on code.
Which takes us to scavange the forums for extra info, that might have
been leaked, like stuff X actually doesn't work as documented. And
this steals a lot of development time.
But this is
(Notice: I'm a Google Software Engineer working on Android).
One aspect which I hope is reasonably clear in everybody's minds is
that getting devices available is really at the top of the priority list for
everyone involved in Android. That's important for the Android team
and for the Open
Thanks J, that is an excellent explanation. Good to know the focus is
on getting Android devices into the hands of consumers. While I'd love
to see more SDK improvements (like everyone else), without actual
devices out there, our dev work isn't going anywhere.
-Andrew
Jean-Baptiste Queru
Just to explain: When I say you I mean Google.
On 28 mar, 20:23, GUS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just had an idea!!!
You could do something like a prize called Cooperation Prize, with
no benefits.
Just as recognition for those who send good projects, but don't win
the challenge.
List the
My 2 cents: I am satisfied. The software has just come out. The
examples and documentation are great for pre-alpha as it has been
called here. In fact, for pre-alpha software it behaves remarkably
well. I would have like to have seen the Java library source released
as it would have made things
I for myself found the help given in this forum quite ample. For most
of the questions I came across there were already useful answers in
the forum. I tried not to work against Android, but tried to see what
is possible and implement features based on that. (for example, I
would not have tried to
Dan, Was wondering why you didn't simply release nightly builds.
Harsh, I do my best to ask questions sensibly.
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Anil
On Mar 27, 12:49 pm, Dan Morrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Peli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In this sense, the Android team sticked to the
I think I'm more disappointed when it comes to questions about the
developer challenge. I understand the lack of answers, since it's
really only people from the Android dev team on here, and they
probably aren't the right people to answer a lot of those questions. I
guess when I have development
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