Yay, it worked
Posted on:May 16 2013
Sometimes its the small things. I just got this simple message popping up in my Android Emulator, but it made me very happy:
This is a message actually generated by JavaScript code, embedded in a .ccb file. Meaning that the scripting system has made its first steps to start working on Android as well. For non-programmers, it is probably not really understandable how much work it is just to get this little message up. But it was quite a lot of work, and now there is light at the end of the tunnel. Yay. :)
This is a message actually generated by JavaScript code, embedded in a .ccb file. Meaning that the scripting system has made its first steps to start working on Android as well. For non-programmers, it is probably not really understandable how much work it is just to get this little message up. But it was quite a lot of work, and now there is light at the end of the tunnel. Yay. :)
Comments:
Ed
Quote2013-05-16 15:06:00
you know there are tools like Qt which work on android and ios?
They have also a javascript engine on board.
They have also a javascript engine on board.
zack
Quote2013-05-16 20:02:00
Amazing Niko. Thanks for all of your hard work.
mrmdesign
Quote2013-05-17 15:05:00
@zack, yes, I didn't implement my own JavaScript interpreter for sure. :) The hard part is to weave everything together with your extising framework.
niko
Quote2013-05-18 08:16:00
do you mean you wrote the framework to do this, and no 3rd party or native existing in android to support this?
pots
Quote2013-05-29 02:19:00
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Thanks for this.