Hello dear ROM developers and users.
Currently I’m working on creation of a hub portal for android alternative ROMs.
Currently, most of ROMs are published on forums like xda or 4pda but they’re forums and are not designed to serve as developer community.
So I decided to create a hub designed specially for ROM development and sharing purposes.
The main inspiration for the project is GitHub.
The main goals are:
- Provide better issues reporting and collection (like on GitHub)
- Allow to rate the ROM
- Allow to search ROM by stability and etc.
- Simplify searching for ROMs for specific models
If you’re interested in this idea, please provide your feedback and share your ideas.
Thank you!
When you are smart enough to post an idea of creating a forum in a forum that does the same work.. ?
sammessi10 said:
When you are smart enough to post an idea of creating a forum in a forum that does the same work..
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It's not a forum. It's more like ROM repository
You literally just described XDA
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Hi Devs,
www.phases.dk/en is a danish company finding the right it solutions for our customers.
We are searching for app developers as we have run into a bunch of exciting app jobs.
We are looking for Android and iOS developers - both offsite and onsite (onsite would be in Denmark or Kochi (India))
We are also doing some big projects where we need a ROM cooker to build a custom Android ROM for a tablet.
The projects is among others for example learning apps for education which will be shared free on the android market - so here is your chance to make your hobby/passion change the world in some way.
Are you one of the above please contact us here:
www.phases.dk/en/contact
Remember to mark it as "Job at Phases".
I have been reading the rules of XDA and couldn't really find anything about posting jobs in here - if it's not cool or allowed please let me know and I'll remove it.
Lastly a big thanks to XDA for this great place - we are running custom Android ROMs on our smartphones and feel a lot cool'er than all the "standard" Iphone business people out there
Hi all, It is with great pleasure that I address to all the guys willing and experienced community of XDA the invitation to become part of CapasOS, CapasOS is a project that is part of the Capas-Project a multiplatform project, we are now looking Android developer to continue the evolution of CapasOS enlarge and to do so more and more; advocates are simply looking for Android developers but if you want to put of commitment and want to spread CapasOS also on your device you can still propose replying to this topic (then still be made following a topic of each section for each device). CapasOS not want to be a "simple" Android ROM but a whole new operating system based on Android. For more info you can reply to this topic or contact me via PM or send an email to [email protected] or visit the website (in Italian) capasproject.altervista.org
There are old threads of the same problem more than 2 years ago... So I decided to start a new one.
like this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426261
I don't want to waste time arguing with some of the opinions in the thread above or about the rule, so back to the case, I agree that people like the OP in the thread above or me are rarely seen. So I'd like to ask here if some moderator could help approve me as a member.
I plan to post in dev forum initiating a project that changes the behavior of Android Media Service. Currently Android Media Service always tries to guess the text-encoding in media files, resulting many messed tags in the library. But in fact there are standards defining what text-encoding of tags should be used in what format.
Please see some details at my previous post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57188174&postcount=466
So this is the motivation of initiating the project. And I'm an experienced developer with Android framework/kernel development experience. I want people in xda help with the development because I think most users don't take part in AOSP (Android Issue tracker in googlecode, for example) but take part in xda discussion.
Here is the github link of the project:
https://github.com/yumeyao/android_platform_frameworks_av
and the issue:
https://github.com/yumeyao/android_platform_frameworks_av/issues/2
and the issue I reported to AOSP tracker on googlecode:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=81428
Thanks for reading (so long) and thanks in advance for help
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Never mind I can post now
Good! ?
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Hi Guys I just saw couple of android 8.1 test builds or alpha builds for our P2 in Android File Host website. In which the few Rom available in AFH are not mentioned or thread is not created in XDA] so that I'm just sharing it with you!
Checkout the source below to stay updated.
Source
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Edit - Few download links removed cuz they are not my work & I'm not interested in sharing it anymore.
Disclaimer:
# If you don't want to share your work, then don't share it in public.
# I'm not responsible for any Damage, Proceed at your own risk.
Is volte enabled in any of them?
I'll give a shot at the Pixel Experience ROM...Its 757mb!!
Let's see what features it holds..
I'll report back after using it
rohit1512 said:
Is volte enabled in any of them?
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I can't tell cuz I'm not using such a carrier.
ASP02 said:
I'll give a shot at the Pixel Experience ROM...Its 757mb!!
Let's see what features it holds..
I'll report back after using it
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Haha, have fun
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Hey folks,
as you might know there is a project running to bring Windows 10 on ARM to the Lumia 950XL. Well - it works, but it does not work well.
And that's because we are missing a few important things by now:
PCIe initialization for the devices (e.g. the cellular, WiFi, GPU, the camera, etc.)
Some drivers (we already have GPU and WiFi drivers from Qualcomm)
We've got some drivers, but they are useless without the devices being initialized and thus recognised. Ben Imbusho has an Aarch64 UEFI in the making (already working) and it's based on edk2, so you are being provided with some documentation by Tianocore.
So, what we are looking for right now are developers for UEFI (experience/knowledge on the ARM64-architecture is definitely a good precondition ), who would like to build the phone that can replace your PC!
Caught your interest? - Reply in the thread below or PM me if you want to join our Telegram group!
Best regards
Yannik
PLEASE NOTE: I'm not involved in the developing process, but I'm part of the community testing it. Had to post the link in plain, as I'm a new forum member.
Unfortunately telegram invitations aren`t welcome anymore, those links are allowed only on the developer`s first page on a development thread as part of development, we would like to see a discussion here.
Thanks for understanding
Dan - forum moderator
xanthrax said:
Unfortunately telegram invitations aren`t welcome anymore, those links are allowed only on the developer`s first page on a development thread as part of development, we would like to see a discussion here.
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Hey Dan, thank you for your explanation, I understand your point. I fixed the OP.
Best regards
Yannik
Microsoft Projekt Mu might be interesting for you: microsoft.github.io/mu/