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Do Ali/Kevin have a document some where that describes how they are working together/merging plans? | Do Ali/Kevin have a document some where that describes how they are working together/merging plans? | ||
I'll be working on this next week and will post a link to it... | I'll be working on this next week and will post a link to it... | ||
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Rob: Overall, I'm happy with the goals and strategies. I just have a few things I want to clarify and some bits to make everyone aware of that might prove useful. | |||
* Should another primary goal be to educate and evangelise the 'why' behind Open Web Apps? | |||
** This might be assumed in a larger goal but I want to make sure we focus on the reasons why this is happening as well as getting bums on seats in the Marketplace | |||
* It's worth pointing out that we have Mozilla-produced tools like Emscripten for converting native apps to JavaScript | |||
** Right now, this converts from C++ though there are other tools around that convert from C# | |||
** I'm not sure if anything exists to convert from Obj-C (iPhone) though | |||
* One strategy that we could explore is reaching out to tool developers so we can change things from the top-down | |||
** This is something that we're exploring with game engines and game-creation tools | |||
** I think it will be easier to get apps if developers don't need to change their process aside from adding a new target or re-exporting from their existing tool | |||
** I believe we'll have a battle on our hands if we try and convince all developers to take a manual approach to this, unless we do a very good job explaining the 'why' (they should care) and prove that the apps will work cross-platform (which they don't, atm – meaning devs will need to manually change things at some point in the future) | |||
I'm not exactly sure where to put all those but they're my general thoughts so far. |
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