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=== Introduction === | === Introduction === | ||
This quarter we will see emerge the essential Mozilla application store marketplace and native Android open web application management application. The application will be built using [http://www.phonegap.com/ PhoneGap] utilizing cross-platform languages such as HTML/CSS and JavaScript, and using APIs provided by [https://developer.mozilla.org/en/WebApps/Apps_JavaScript_API Apps JavaScript API] and [http://addons.mozilla.org addons.mozilla.org] to provide a list of installable applications. In essence, upon completion of a transaction (wether it be installing a free or paid open web application), the result of the install action is to download and install an open web application to the users Android home screen. Invoking an open web application will launch its associated web site in a [http://www.webkit.org/ WebKit] runtime. | |||
=== Risks === | === Risks === | ||
Revision as of 23:18, 21 October 2011
Android Native Install
| QA Lead: | Aaron Train |
| Lead Developer: | Anant Narayanan |
Q4 OWA (Native Android Application)
Introduction
This quarter we will see emerge the essential Mozilla application store marketplace and native Android open web application management application. The application will be built using PhoneGap utilizing cross-platform languages such as HTML/CSS and JavaScript, and using APIs provided by Apps JavaScript API and addons.mozilla.org to provide a list of installable applications. In essence, upon completion of a transaction (wether it be installing a free or paid open web application), the result of the install action is to download and install an open web application to the users Android home screen. Invoking an open web application will launch its associated web site in a WebKit runtime.
Risks
A few sentences describing what you see as risks to being successful for the quarter.
Plan
| Major Milestones / Stories |
Date | |||
Release Criteria
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Release Invariant |
Quick Start Guide
Here is a quick start guide to get you to install a signed copy of the latest version for install in Android of the native open web apps application:
Github Repository: https://github.com/anantn/soup
Enable 'Install form Unknown Sources' on your Android device under Application Settings Download and install 'Soup' [1]
Once installed, you may find the application in the Android application launcher.
Test Plan
Test Cases
Bug Tracking
Github Repostory
Issues
- Set up an OrientationEventListener -- (Phonegap.xml is missing)
- Supply a drawable resource and label for org.mozilla.labs.WEBAPP intent