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"Objective" timeline
Omits the repeated communications that are the source of the discourse

Seems like you missed some things in your first read of the Mastodon thread. That might be why you're not getting the response you're expecting.

Direct link to that 'temporary license'.

Last android app I created for a personal project I did using Kivy which is a python application framework. I found it nice to be able to develop the app on the desktop and then run on Android. There were enough multi-platform python libraries for things like bluetooth that I was able to even develop that side of things on my desktop development environment as well. This would be the framework I recommend.

Web Apps are also a good choice. I have a couple apps running off my homelab that are just webpages accessible from inside the network and they work well enough on mobile. If you really want to package it there are a couple ways. Not the best use case for you, but might be of interest to the others, I really love Tauri. It is an alternative to electron that focuses on binary size and security. Tauri 1.4 is great for desktop applications. The alpha version of 2.0 supports mobile, however I have yet to write anything for the 2.0 version that hasn't involved creating a pull request to fix something so... you'll be in for a treat if you go this route.

As mentioned in thread, several game engines do mobile packaging fairly well. Godot's android functionality works pretty well. Bevy has limited android support, but the web version functions well enough. I see this as more of a "If you already know a game engine, you might secretly know how to make a mobile app. Don't learn a game engine just to make a mobile app."

Did you find docs? I did a cursory glance around late last week and ended up just shrugging assuming that's what I got for using Dendrite (positive)

Edit: Turns out, when running sliding-sync you really only need to patch the .well-known/matrix/client configuration

Now, that's a name I haven't heard in a long time... A long time.

This is a great resource! Just skimming through it I already picked up some new feeds

Just set up my own FreshRSS instance over the weekend to centralize all the tabs I open in the morning. Found this post via my Beehaw Local feed ;)

Tech:

• AnandTech
• ArsTechnica
• Evan Miller's News
• Lobsters
• Obsidian Iceberg
• Platformer
• TechCrunch
• The Pragmatic Engineer
• Tim Dettmers

Gaming:

• Blue's News
• Kotaku

Politics:

• Erin In The Morning
• The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak

Uncategorized:

• Beehaw - Local
• MetaFilter
• The Quietus

Edit: Added some links