cgfrost | # 551 | 2016-02-17, 16:48 | Report

That would be awesome, I know some QML so will definitely give it a look once it's up on GitHub and I expect I'm not the only one.

Thanks Smoku, Abranson & Mzanetti

abranson | # 552 | 2016-02-17, 18:20 | Report

Cool. I'm away next week so I'll get it up before the weekend. Looking forward to some collaboration!

abranson | # 553 | 2016-02-18, 21:31 | Report

https://github.com/abranson/rockpool is up, but it's very preliminary and not ready for day-to-day use, so please don't upgrade your pebble classics to v3 just to try it or you'll be sorely disappointed. I wanted to fix the crash on callEnded, but ran out of time and thought it best to get it up asap anyway. Contributions welcome.

HtheB | # 554 | 2016-02-19, 03:25 | Report

"Rockpool, a Sailfish port of Rockwork on Ubuntu, which is a port of Pebbled for Sailfish"

<inserting "Yo Dawg" meme>

ajack | # 555 | 2016-02-19, 06:29 | Report

Most of the code has been written from scratch...

Feathers McGraw | # 556 | 2016-02-19, 06:43 | Report

Still funny!

abranson | # 557 | 2016-02-19, 07:14 | Report

I'd say the figure was somewhere between 'most' and 'a lot of'. Much of the new stuff has been inspired by the old, and it's interesting to see the echoes all the way back to skipping stones. Still, if we cared about scoresheets and timecards we wouldn't be doing this. It was intended to be humorous...

smoku | # 558 | 2016-02-19, 08:43 | Report

To be completely honest, pebbled started as waterwatch. ;-)

https://github.com/smokku/pebble/blo...d4fb/README.md

RobertMe | # 559 | 2016-02-19, 18:07 | Report

I'm just wondering how you're going keep up with RockWork and the other way around. As I've contributed a lot of code (including the Sailfish port) to Kodimote (previously Xbmcremote) which is developed by mzanetti, but we had everything in one repo so a lot of features were already available in both apps without changing any platform specific code. But as you're hosting on GitHub, and thus are using Git, and RockWork is hosted on Launchpad and using Bazaar you can't just pull in changes from one another.

I might be able to help in this area. As I've got my own small daemon for the Pebble (but didn't do any development on it the last months), and filling the timeline based on the calendar is one of the things I do have working. And the same goes for call handling, which I've got operational too (so I might be able to fix the crasher there).

Which is about everything I have working actually . Timeline for notifications, email (not using notifications, so I can show a full message preview, which differs from at least Pebbled, haven't check RockWork yet), calendar, phone call handling and the app fetching (but I don't have a UI either, so that also only works by putting the app file in the correct directory).

Wonko | # 560 | 2016-02-19, 21:36 | Report

Well, and with respect to the protocol implementation, SkippingStones is mostly merely a Qt/QML port of the libpebble Python implementation.

You live, ehm code, you learn.

Not to forget, for this small niche (free mobile OS independent from Android and ios), people working in their spare time are an important factor.

Edit: And to add, I think that poking fun is, well, sometimes fun, but on the other hand I think that a more welcoming tune sometimes would be also, lets say, helpful.