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Shameless plug here: I made an open source coding framework / prototyping tool that works very well we old Android devices. I've used it for a lot of things. Ma

Shameless plug here: I made an open source coding framework / prototyping tool that works very well we old Android devices. I've used it for a lot of things. Made robots, radios, home controllers, cameras, etc out of old androids :) Have a look if you want https://phonk.app https://phonk.app

swah 4y ago
This is interesting - did you post on the frontpage as well? Also I wonder if something like https://bun.sh/ https://bun.sh/ could be used to get modern JS/TS support? (Also your Discord invite is expired)
- victornomad 4y ago
  1) I did post it sometime ago but did not get too much traction :) 2) I never heard of bun.sh, I'll have a look! 3) I did not notice about the Discord link. Probably it has been like that for ages :/ I will replace it in the site. Meanwhile here you have a new up-to-date one https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp Thanks!
rfrey 4y ago
This is awesome.
- victornomad 4y ago
  thanks!
interfaced 4y ago
This is great! Would love to join the discord. A couple things that I'm curious about: can you make a script/app start by default, can you use a node library (murmur specifically), can you interface with peripherals (led and knobs). I'd like to turn my old androids into screen-less walkie talkies, and phonk feels like I might be able to avoid android studio, which would be a relief.
- victornomad 4y ago
  1) Yes, you can make a script that starts on device boot. 2) Sadly you cannot use node libs. The JS engine I use is pretty dated (Mozilla Rhino) and I dont have time these days to do big changes. 3) Yes, you can interface with Arduino compatible hardware via USB serial or Bluetooth / Bluetooth LE. 4) If you want to do something screen less, you can run a script as a service (background). A bunch of years ago, when the ESP modules were not common I used an Android device as a network interface for my Arduino :)
- victornomad 4y ago
  Also, here is the up-to-date Discord link https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp

swah 4y ago

This is interesting - did you post on the frontpage as well? Also I wonder if something like https://bun.sh/ https://bun.sh/ could be used to get modern JS/TS support? (Also your Discord invite is expired)

victornomad 4y ago
1) I did post it sometime ago but did not get too much traction :) 2) I never heard of bun.sh, I'll have a look! 3) I did not notice about the Discord link. Probably it has been like that for ages :/ I will replace it in the site. Meanwhile here you have a new up-to-date one https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp Thanks!

rfrey 4y ago

This is awesome.

victornomad 4y ago
thanks!

interfaced 4y ago

This is great! Would love to join the discord. A couple things that I'm curious about: can you make a script/app start by default, can you use a node library (murmur specifically), can you interface with peripherals (led and knobs). I'd like to turn my old androids into screen-less walkie talkies, and phonk feels like I might be able to avoid android studio, which would be a relief.

victornomad 4y ago
1) Yes, you can make a script that starts on device boot. 2) Sadly you cannot use node libs. The JS engine I use is pretty dated (Mozilla Rhino) and I dont have time these days to do big changes. 3) Yes, you can interface with Arduino compatible hardware via USB serial or Bluetooth / Bluetooth LE. 4) If you want to do something screen less, you can run a script as a service (background). A bunch of years ago, when the ESP modules were not common I used an Android device as a network interface for my Arduino :)
victornomad 4y ago
Also, here is the up-to-date Discord link https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp https://discord.gg/Rt2mkWp