04-13-2022, 02:55 PM
(05-29-2021, 01:51 AM)Trbl Wrote: https://imgur.com/a/n44dZsL
Building apps on the PinePhone is a blessing compared to iOS/Android/WP.
You can code on your linux device, rsync the binary over to the pinephone, use SSH with X Forwarding to run the application on the phone but get the actual Window back to your workstation. I can do that without even having to connect my pinephone to my laptop with a cable, i can just rsync and x-forward over wifi, 4g or even fucking bluetooth if i had to.
It feels exactly like writing desktop applications. There's no emulators or special SDKs, everything just works as you'd expect.
When you say, "rsync the binary over to the pinephone" that means you are compiling it somewhere else and if so then where and how?
Or are you compiling your code on the pinephone64?
I compiled hello world on my Raspberry Pi4 but the binary didnt work on the Pinephone64 so if you can include that in your explanation that would be great too.
For additional context, I code in self-defense to get stuff done repeatedly sort of correct the second time around in a DevOps-ish way - so there is that.
I do have VScode install on my Pi and thinking if can ssh to the Pine64 to also code on it.
Thanks.
