[Q] Which rom? - Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

First off, greetings and salutations!
I am new here, and I sincerely hope I will get along with everyone.
I will try to contribute where I can, but for the moment I have a question, instead of answers!
What would be the best choice, not personally, but from a technical standpoint, for a rom that is barebones but still has decent functionality? DevNull? NSCollab? I'm so confused.
Friendly greetings,
Ben M.

Ben Mulleman said:
First off, greetings and salutations!
I am new here, and I sincerely hope I will get along with everyone.
I will try to contribute where I can, but for the moment I have a question, instead of answers!
What would be the best choice, not personally, but from a technical standpoint, for a rom that is barebones but still has decent functionality? DevNull? NSCollab? I'm so confused.
Friendly greetings,
Ben M.
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I'd go for NSCollab. It's stripped out but with a few genuinely useful extras and you can flash Mathkid's latest kernel for extra features if needed.

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What i need know? How can i help?

Hi, Im a web developer with some experience in java,php,android and another languages and dbs, i just wanna know how i can participate helping to develop here in xda,what i need know? how can i proced?
ps:Srry my bad english,iam from Brazil and don't use a lot my english here
(need to improve it too)
XKobraX said:
Hi, Im a web developer with some experience in java,php,android and another languages and dbs, i just wanna know how i can participate helping to develop here in xda,what i need know? how can i proced?
ps:Srry my bad english,iam from Brazil and don't use a lot my english here
(need to improve it too)
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Try spending some time reading the forums and getting to know your way around. It's mostly smartphone based queries, obviously, but there's often software development questions in the general forums, and people are always grateful for good advice.
Just get to know the place and see what you can get and what you can give back.
Welcome to xda
Archer said:
Try spending some time reading the forums and getting to know your way around. It's mostly smartphone based queries, obviously, but there's often software development questions in the general forums, and people are always grateful for good advice.
Just get to know the place and see what you can get and what you can give back.
Welcome to xda
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Thx man!
Welcome to XDA
Welcome
welcome
your English isn't that bad as mine haha
you will learn everything very easy, it isn't that hard
for which devices do you develop?

[Q] New to rooting

Hi, I'm planning on rooting this weekend when I have the time. I also plan to flash a custom rom. So, does anybody have any suggestions for a sense jelly bean rom? I've been eyeing viperxl, so any feedback on viper would be greatly appreciated as well. Thanks.
aklidic said:
Hi, I'm planning on rooting this weekend when I have the time. I also plan to flash a custom rom. So, does anybody have any suggestions for a sense jelly bean rom? I've been eyeing viperxl, so any feedback on viper would be greatly appreciated as well. Thanks.
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Best rom threads are frowned upon. Try out the ones that you think will be best for you. Also, questions should go in Q&A. Glad to have new people, hope everything goes well for you.
I'm just going to save myself a bunch of typing and quote redpoint
redpoint73 said:
Q's go in the "Q&A" subforum.
And "Best ROM" threads are frowned upon here. There is no good answer to this question, as everyone has different preferences and needs. Further, suggesting one ROM over another, is an insult to the devs, as it suggests that the other ROMs are somehow inferior (when its largely a matter of personal taste). These discussions often devolve into a popularity contest. And just because a ROM is popular, does not mean it will be the best for you.
Just look through the ROMs, pick a few to flash (with the features you want), and see what you like best.
The ROM threads usually indicate very clearly what works, and what doesn't. If not in the top post, just reading through the last few pages of the more recent responses to that thread will often answer your questions.
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Moderating from my One Xl

[Q]

Quick question, since I am new to all of this.... Any advice or help in right direction, would be much appreciated.
I own a HTC Desire HD / Inspire 4G. I would like to root the phone and have been reading up on all the different roms to choose from.... which, honestly, is very overwhelming.
I realize that one rom is not better than another rom, rather they are different in the features they have and offer to the user. However, I would like to know if anyone from experience can offer me some insight on the following roms please (ie: pros, cons, features offered, bugs/issues):
1. JellyTime
2. Android Revolution
If the above two are outdated or you have a different rom to recommend.... I would appreciate the input. Thanks in advance! :victory:
iamaimee said:
Quick question, since I am new to all of this.... Any advice or help in right direction, would be much appreciated.
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No problem. Questions will get answered much beter when put in q&a
I have asked a mod to move this for you.
Gl with your query.
:beer:
sent from my T.A.R.T.I.S
(Time And Relative Tarts In Space)
Would be nice if you would put a Title in your question

[Completed] Suggest a dev for photo stitching app

Hi, I'm completely new to the forum and a complete novice coder (even novice is an overstatement).
I'd like to develop an app that involves photo stitching, panoramic functions and some other cool features that can be discussed after securing an NDA.
I'm currently working on a wire frame and graphic design for buttons, icons, GUI, etc, but need someone who is good at programming these types of apps, initially for Android, later porting to iOS.
Any and all recommendations for specific individuals, dev teams or companies would be greatly appreciated. I'm an individual entrepreneur with a little capital, but far from "deep pockets", so unfortunately, cost is a big factor. Looking for best bang/buck. Thanks fellas!
Nobody care to help out a noob? It'd be much appreciated. Thanks!
jonnydurango said:
Nobody care to help out a noob? It'd be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Hello,
You just posted your question yesterday...the Assist RC's get to them as quickly as possible.
Please remember everyone using XDA has a real life (job,family,different time zones,ect)
Please be patient and you will get an answer as soon as possible.
Thanks,
BD619
BD619 said:
Hello,
You just posted your question yesterday...the Assist RC's get to them as quickly as possible.
Please remember everyone using XDA has a real life (job,family,different time zones,ect)
Please be patient and you will get an answer as soon as possible.
Thanks,
BD619
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Cool, thanks man. I guess I'm used to forums that are far more crowded and if you don't get an answer in a day, your post gets completely buried and likely will never get a reply. Thanks for the heads up and sorry the betting impatient.
Hi there
A quick search allowed me to find many tutorials for beginners, here's just a couple of the reuslts:
[GUIDE] How To Make An Android App
Want to Learn How to Program for Android? Start Here
Good luck
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R_a_z_v_a_n said:
Hi there
A quick search allowed me to find many tutorials for beginners, here's just a couple of the reuslts:
[GUIDE] How To Make An Android App
Want to Learn How to Program for Android? Start Here
Good luck
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Hey Raj, thanks, but I'm not looking to code an app myself, I'm looking for a dev that I can pay to create one. I tried to learn C++.....i didn't get much past "Hello world!" til I realized I just plain suck at coding! Lol
Sorry about that but i can't help you in this job.
You can try to ask in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2257421
Good luuck
R_a_z_v_a_n said:
Sorry about that but i can't help you in this job.
You can try to ask in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2257421
Good luuck
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Thanks, but I'm getting the feeling that this forum is more for devs to discuss coding itself, and not so much find jobs coding. I think I'll try my luck on Craigslist. Thanks for the help though.

Difference Between a 'Noobie' and a 'Newbie'

Hello everyone!
I usually see people refering new member as a 'noob'. They shout at new members like they should be gifted knowledge by God since their birth!
BUT, there's big difference between Noobs and New. I hope you'll understand my point of view.
Let me tell you difference as a definition:
●Noobies: These are those people who are either new or old to existing condition. But they never want to learn. They ask question like "I can't do this" instead of asking "How to do this?"
They are usually pain in the... and they are born to irritate developers. Because of them, thread gets some unnecessary posts. NO developer force any member to flash their ROM or Kernel. Developers love when people report bugs in their ROM but hey wait! There's two method of reporting (let's see two method by two examples):
1). Noobs: Useless ROM, doesn't support call recording feature.
Good members: Can you please add call recording feature in next build? Else ROM is perfect. Thank you.
2). Noobs: Why do you even make a ROM that doesn't support VoLTE? Please leave XDA. (!)
Good members: Hello, your ROM is so smooth. I have great experience so far. Just want to know if you can somehow add VoLTE in your next build. It's really a requirement in India. Thank you!
Till now, you can easily differentiate between Noobies and other members
●Newbies: These are totally new people who are new to existing condition but they always wants to gather information somehow. They always try first and search for info themselves rather than asking aimlessly.
Always remember, we were newbie too at first.
Differentiating is pretty hard here. But you've to make sure to NEVER act rudely with them. They are new, if they don't get support, they'll loose interest in Android and XDA.
The Expert in Anything was Once a Beginner
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Best you can do is that check their total post count on XDA.
Source: Wrote it myself
Simillar thread by me: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/hard-brick-soft-brick-terminology-t3598335
I must say you did a good job differentiating between noob and newbies:laugh:
It would be much better/easier to suggest all the noob user's to use XDA's search plus feature
sm_adil said:
I must say you did a good job differentiating between noob and newbies:laugh:
It would be much better/easier to suggest all the noob user's to use XDA's search plus feature
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I really appreciate your feedback
Hello iam also a newbie I love XDA and it's support I flashed 2 costom roms and without any error thanks XDA

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