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My inability to "script" my phone is really starting to hinder my hacker-ness. This seems like something you could build into your phone. Every day when you fi
by codemac 10y ago
My inability to "script" my phone is really starting to hinder my hacker-ness.
This seems like something you could build into your phone. Every day when you first interact with your phone, have tasker or something else fire off a job that auto-enables your unlimited hd day passes.
Does anyone have good introduction documentation to either: writing scripts for tasker, or writing your own android applications when you know ZERO java?
- yellowapple 10y ago> writing your own android applications when you know ZERO java? Do you know any programming languages? In addition to non-Java JVM-based languages (like Clojure and JRuby), which should work in theory (and in some cases do work in practice, like with Ruboto), there's also stuff like Cordova (though I don't know if Cordova can do what you're looking to do).
- emidln 10y agoScripting Layer 4 Android provides a reasonable facade for a lot of APIs that are available to a ton of languages via a socket. It has out of the box support for perl and python as well as some other languages. [1] https://github.com/damonkohler/sl4a https://github.com/damonkohler/sl4a
- icebraining 10y agoAnd you can use Tasker to launch a sl4a action every day, or when you connect to a certain network, etc.
- linkregister 10y agoMicrosoft recently dropped support for Onyx (https://onx.ms https://onx.ms), a scripting app allowing developers to write Javascript for a simplified Android API. This doesn't help you; I just wanted to whine about another great service being shut down.