Android App

[cjkeller]

I've been using VibeStreamer for years and was wondering if there are any plans to develop an Android App?  Though I don't do any development, I would be more than happy to test it on my phone or tablet. 

[siit]

I have no iPhone or Android app planned for Vibe Streamer. I'll gladly be of support if anyone is interested in creating it though.

[kjshoot2ill]

me too..still seeking for an android app to support vibe streamer
btw vibe streamer is cool..~_^

[Frank Roth (Entwickler)]

Hi Community,

my name is Frank Roth and im a computer science student (Master).

The normal webinterface isn't usable on my tablet :(

So I want to write a webinterface for tablets/handy and then make a hybrid-app for iphone and android. Is there a full api documentation (the api the website uses  ... *.vibes)?

[siit]

Hi Frank!

This sounds like a fine solution for making Vibe Streamer available on tablets and phones. There is no full API documentation available really, and I think it's easiest to actually look through the "jsengine" source code on GitHib which explains what's possible.

But as stated earlier, I (the vibe author) is definitely interested in helping out if someone wants to make any additions or continue on Vibe Streamer.

What do you have in mind for the web interface from a technical perspective? Are you looking at any specific tables/phone-capable frameworks to use?

//Erik

[Frank Roth (Entwickler)]

Ok fine,

thank you for your help.

In my last semester i made a project-work (100 hours) with PhoneGap, jQuery and some Mobile UI-Frameworks (Evaluation). 

I came up to the solution to write it in plain HTML5 with jQuery and without a UI-Framework, because there are many problems you run in with the common gui-frameworks like Sencha, Kendo UI or jQueryMobile (ui-performance,fully developed, complexity etc...).

// Frank

[siit]

That sounds interesting, and I agree that using a framework generally can become a bit complex, depending on what your aim is.

Well, as I said I'm interested in helping out if needed. Git is always welcome, so if you have anything that you've already made then maybe you can just set it up there, and I'll gladly have a peek.