Posts by commanderred@chaos.social
 (DIR) Post #AvIp8JD5DHaZQea5bM by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @CCC Kann mir wer für dumm erklären wie das dann aussieht mit Signal etc?Ich find es nicht geil das dauernd an solchen Eingriffen in die Privatsphäre gearbeitet wird anstatt an was was uns wirklich hilft, aber ich würd mich trotzdem gern Mal für diese Apokalypse vorbereiten... Also, irgendwelche Vorschläge?
       
 (DIR) Post #AwW1v0pK7ZzeuRS6VM by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @neil @fdroidorg I have mixed feelings: I use fdroid, but I do not publish to fdroid because for me personally the DX is not there
       
 (DIR) Post #AwWQJIbm3ktXuKEDoW by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @fdroidorg @neil I like the workflow of uploading a .aab and google does the rest. I know, it's Google, but still. I tried doing the fork thingy to add my app directly to fdroid, but I failed unfortunately, probably because it's a react native appFortunately, Izzy found my repository and added it to their page, otherwise I would not have fdroid support.The one downside with Google is that you have to wait forever and play a cat-mouse game to make their AI believe your app is ready for prod
       
 (DIR) Post #AwWaVOBa9BxKDrNfvM by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @fdroidorg @neil My existing workflow for releasing was signed builds via GitHub Actions and manually building on my MacBook via Gradle. The reason is that on my laptop I have a env variable which tells the app to search for updates by itself, which is disabled for PlayStore. I can then just drag my .aab bundle into the Webinterface, enter my change log and that's it. I know that the concept for fdroid is that all apps are built there with their trusted infra, so that workflow won't work
       
 (DIR) Post #AwWaVOrPdfPsJax57o by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @fdroidorg @neil I guess for me the biggest Problem was that I did not find a working example on adding react native apps (which also require nodejs stuff to run before it can run Gradle) and I guess the documentation was a bit hard to read (that all was about a year ago, haven't checked since). Nicest thing would be a script where you just tell it the package name and build system and it either gives you instructions on how to do the whole thing, like an installer script.
       
 (DIR) Post #AwWaVPNfhjDjve2qPI by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @fdroidorg @neil also, the one thing that still could be improved, but probably would take way more disk space, is the incremental binary Patch Updates the PlayStore does. If I understand it correctly, they create binary diffs between all versions uploaded (up until a specific size), and then that is what will be sent to the user. For small changes like updated texts or something in a huge app, this can drastically improve data being transferred, especially when connected via LTE
       
 (DIR) Post #B2WZt1JYtQ72nRuWZs by commanderred@chaos.social
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       @CCC wieso mach ich mir Sorgen das es egal wie darauf hinausläuft das es erlaubt ist?As in,entweder sagt der Verfassungsgerichtshof ist erlaubt, oder eben nicht, und dann findet sich in der Regierung sicher ne Möglichkeit die Verfassung zu ändern(es sei denn ich übersehe was)
       
 (DIR) Post #B2WZt3mLjMKQRJOXj6 by commanderred@chaos.social
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       I am currently searching for a job (Fulltime, Graz / Austria or Remote).I have experience in:- Full-Stack Development- JavaScript / TypeScript / Node.js- Next.js Framework- React / React-Native- Docker, CI/CD- Linux Environments- CAD / 3D printing#GetFediHired :BoostOK: