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[Janos Gyerik <info@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mirko and Chris,

It's great to have interest on the mobile app!

I added some tasks on Trello for this, and added a green label on the
mobile related items so you can easily see them. The tasks I added are
intended only for the immediate future, feel free to add more if you
want and as appropriate.

For the mobile app part of the development, please publish your work
on personal branches on Launchpad, for now, for example push to
lp:~youruser/ubuntu-accomplishments-web/mobile

The web gallery part of the code (css, mobile javascript, etc) should
of course go into the web gallery repo.

Thank you guys!
Janos



> Exactly! But you don't have to program other language.. You just need to
> sign the final version of file. I will use a special framework that can save
> us the time.
>
> The framework let us to program in html - css but if we wanna use python or
> django, we can just 'call' server :)
>
> Ah Jono.. Let me know when I can start to program the mobile version...
> Maybe we can do a card on Trello board system :)
>
>
> Best Regards
>  - Mirko Pizii
>
> ----
>
> Mirko Pizii
> Email: hallino1(at)gmail.com
> https://launchpad.net/~hallino1
> http://wiki.ubuntu-it.org/MirkoPizii
>
>
> 2012/6/21 Jono Bacon <jono@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 10:14 AM, Chris Wilson <afrowildo@xxxxxxxxx>
>> wrote:
>> > Hey,
>> >
>> > I could put together an app for the iPhone. I've never developed one to
>> > completion yet but have been messing around with a number of pet
>> > projects
>> > over the past 6 months so am quite confident in my ability to get it
>> > done.
>> > One cool thing in particular that could come from this would be a an
>> > Objective-C library for accessing the accomplishments, and since they're
>> > only stored in Ubuntu One anyway, that could pave the way for a general
>> > purpose Ubuntu One Objective-C library.
>> >
>> > An added bonus of building the iPhone app is that we can also get a
>> > native
>> > iPad app almost for free. In XCode, you don't create projects
>> > specifically
>> > for the iPhone or iPad, rather you just create an iOS project and that
>> > comes
>> > with Storyboards (a drag 'n' drop UI builder, similar to Glade) for both
>> > the
>> > iPhone and iPad. If you design it properly, you can recycle all your
>> > code
>> > between the two apps and just rebuild the interface, which will take no
>> > time
>> > at all.
>>
>> Thanks for the interest in helping! :-)
>>
>> You should take a look at the spec at
>> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments/Specs/Mobile - you wouldn't
>> need an ObjC library as the app would merely show a special CSS view
>> of the website for mobile/tablet.
>>
>> > I would have to wait until after the App Showdown is finished since all
>> > my
>> > free time is currently being devoted to that.
>>
>> No worries!
>>
>>   Jono
>>
>> --
>> Jono Bacon
>> Ubuntu Community Manager
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