porting Node.js to Android

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Jun 22, 2012, 11:00:00 PM6/22/12
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Exciting! It seems someone has built node.js on Android. 

    tom <zs68...@gmail.com> Jun 21 11:27PM +0800  

    Is there any story try to build node.js on Android?
     
    best regards
    Tom

     

    Gustavo Machado <mach...@gmail.com> Jun 21 12:42PM -0300  

    I'm intrigued, what would be the most common use cases for using node.js in
    the phone?
     
    Gustavo
     

     

    charlie <charlie....@gmail.com> Jun 21 10:54AM -0500  

    You could bundle it with Sencha Touch , make an app that uses JS+HTML5 and
    appears native.
     

     

    Paddy Byers <paddy...@gmail.com> Jun 21 05:00PM +0100  

    Hi,
     
    I'm intrigued, what would be the most common use cases for using node.js in
    > the phone?
     
     
    Your imagination is the limit :) node can be used in any situation where
    the phone serves its local data (eg for desktop sync, peer-to-peer sharing,
    etc).
     
    This port is being used as the basis for the Webinos implementation on
    Android (see here: https://developer.webinos.org/) among other things.
     
    Don't forget also that Android isn't just phones these days.
     
    Thanks - Paddy

     

    Matt <hel...@gmail.com> Jun 21 12:07PM -0400  


    > I'm intrigued, what would be the most common use cases for using node.js
    > in the phone?
     
     
    Making Android web scale.

     


Imagine that Node.js on Android + iWebpp techs can bring up mass amazing Apps. 

Best regards
  Tom

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I have rewrite node.js in pure Java. please refer to node-android


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  Tom
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