Node.js Frontend
https://github.com/warren-bank/Android-NodeJS-Frontend
https://github.com/warren-bank/Android-NodeJS-Frontend/releases
100% open source
absolutely no ads, analytics, or any other untoward activity
releases include pre-build APKs
screenshots:
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summary:
packages Node.js as a native library
adds a frontend that makes it easy to configure and run JS apps from external storage
each JS app runs in a new process, which is killed after the JS app exits
each JS app categorized under "fork to separate process":
runs in a foreground Service
has a static process name
each JS app categorized under "exec in same process":
runs in a background Service
shares the same static process name
owns the process until either:
the JS app exits
the process is killed by the user through the UI
the Android Activity is stopped
limitations imposed by design:
since each JS app categorized under "fork to separate process" is directly associated with a distinct Service class
a finite number of Service classes need to be declared in "AndroidManifest.xml"
this number determines the maximum number of JS apps that can be added to this category
this number is presently set to: 20
if this number proves too small, it would be trivial to increase in a later version
minSDK:
32-bit: 19 (Android 4.4)
64-bit: 21 (Android 5.0)
changelog:
v1.0.0
node v12.19.0
(reserved)
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SKKV Software released SKTools 4.4.7 !
The winner of the Best Software Awards (Maintenance Utilities Category ) 2007,2006.
News and updates:
We are pleased that our product SKTools 4.4.7 are now logo certified for Windows Mobile™ Version 6. The Designed for Windows Mobile™ Version 6 logo indicates that a software product is fully functional on Designed for Windows Mobile™ devices and provides all the features outlined in "Designed for Windows Mobile™ 6 Professional Software Application Handbook". The logo is intended to inform users that the certified product complies with a set of criteria that ensures a convenient and predictable user experience.
In this version:
- Network Tools option added. With Ping, Trace Route, Port Scanner, Lookup, Whois (smart), Network information tools.
- "Installed programs": Find all applications - optional feature which shows executable files not registered in system as "installed". Only for WM5/WM6 devices.
- Extended screenshot function: now possible to save image in PNG format (if system support it, otherwise - BMP), added Tools -> Screenshot menu item, added path for screenshots in settings.
- Alternative registry backup path feature (registry cleaner) fixed.
This update is free for all registered SKTools 4.x users.
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Awesome software! I finally bought it!
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https://market.android.com/details?id=org.droidstop.nerdbrowser
I just released a simple little browser intended to be of help for mobile web developers. It currently has these features:
* View Source (with syntax highlighting (though javascript/css does not get highlighted yet))
* Inject JavaScript
* Console View
* View resources referenced from the current page
* Pause/Resume embedded content such as flash objects.
Though it functions as a standalone browser, it also integrates into the standard browsers share menu.
Please, remember that this is in very early beta and I published it just to give other web developers the opportunity to join in and let me know what features needs to be implemented, and of course to let me know of any serious bugs.
Next up for implementation is a
* html dom outline (think inspect element in Google Chrome)
Let me know what you think
Thanks
I am just thinking through which features should be nice to have in the next update.
In your eyes, is a read-only dom explorer, configureable user-agent and http header viewer good enough for the next update?
Looking at my server stats for the browser start page I can see NerdBrowser already have quite a few unique users, though market console states only 5 total installs, I wonder which one to trust...
Cheers
Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using XDA App
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By Magrathea designHave you ever thought about recycling an old android device? Would you like to remotely download files from a slow/limited network connection?
StreamStation is a download server that works on your Android device, allowing you to control file downloads from a web client (a PC or another mobile device).
Leave your device where there's a fast or unlimited web connection, such as at office, enable port forwarding on your router and comfortably download any large file from your slow/cheap/restricted internet key or home connection.
Features:
Name: StreamStation
Size: ~2.5Mb
Year: 2014
Platform: Android 2.3+
Language: English (other in update)
Permissions: internet, network connection access, storage management
Android application (server):
Web page (client):
Using StreamStation is very simple: after the first configuration, enable the server on the application; to start, stop and control the downloads, on the client head to:
http://<ip-address>:<port>Where the default port is 9090 (customizable).
I published more detailed instructions on Magrathea design's StreamStation user manual
Or you can have a look at my article at Magrathea design.
UPDATE: Now open source!!! Page on GitHub
Download on Google Play and enjoy!
VERSION 1: first version
UPDATE 2: new icon, bug fixes
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The Android and Windows Phone ecosystems don't have too many code editors, and the ones they do have
lack basic features like code folding, linting, and macros. I decided to do something about it and
made Elemental, a powerful and open source code editor for Android and Windows Phone. This code
editor also runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and Chrome OS.
Though Elemental runs on desktop platforms (Windows, Mac OS X, etc), it is mainly meant for mobile
platforms (Android and Windows Phone).
Elemental is being funded on Kickstarter, so if you like the idea of a powerful code editor for your
smartphone and tablet, please share and back Elemental. Thanks!
Elemental's Features
Runs natively
Syntax highlighting for over 100 languages
Over 20 themes
Highlighting matching parentheses
Customizable tabs
Automatic indent and outdent
Code folding
Drag and drop text
Multiple cursors and selections
Customizable key bindings including vim and Emacs modes
Linting for CSS, JavaScript, and CoffeeScript
Open Source (GNU General Public License v3.0)
Cloud Integration (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, etc)
Macros
A lot more!
I think you should get testers for your project rather depend on pledges. Anyways, awesome work !!
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Simple Password Manager is an easy to use, ad free, Password Manager App which gives you full control over the encryption method and does not require any special permissions.
It has over 7,500 installs on Google Play, as on date, since May 2012, and recently I made some significant changes to the app, releasing version 2.0. You can store multiple username/passwords and only have to remember one strong Master Password. This is used to encrypt the other passwords securely using a key derivation function.
You can choose the number of bits and iterations and the key derivation function as per your security needs and phone processing power. For now, I have only enabled PBKDF2, since it is the best natively supported KDF, and you will get HMAC SHA1 variant till Android 7.1, and with SHA256 AND SHA512 in Android 8. Nevertheless, I can easily enable Blowfish or any other KDF supported on your device, if requested, and play to include Argon 2d in future updates.
I request you to try out the app, rate and review, and generally give me feedback to improve it. Do let me know what you like or dislike. Do you find it easy to use or confusing, etc.
Like app on Facebook!
I just updated this to version 2.05, which makes it much easier to get started with the app and is available in five languages - English, French, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), and Hindi... with Russian on its way.