Porting to Android - Spike

[rajmahendra]

The Idea is to have a Android version of GitFx without much change to code base. This is in sync with the WORA - (write once run anywhere) paradigm. http://gluonhq.com/open-source/javafxports/ documents this better.

[rohitvvv]

The best way to take this forward is to make use of afterburner(3 class framework) and dependency injection. This will have most of the components within GitFx decoupled and we can pick and choose which feature to include in the android version of the GitFx. I have setup a experimental branch on GitFx Repo. We can test javafx ports and afterburner there.

[rajmahendra]

+1
On Dec 15, 2015 9:48 AM, "Rohit" [email protected] wrote:

The best way to take this forward is to make use of afterburner(3 class
framework) and dependency injection. This will have most of the components
within GitFx decoupled and we can pick and choose which feature to include
in the android version of the GitFx. I have setup a experimental branch on
jughyd. We can test javafx ports and afterburner there.

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