[Oct 27] Official XDA One Forum App [Alpha] [APK] Version 0.1.14

[Roger.T]

Please, this Forum is for XDA One App. Make discussions about XDA Labs in this Thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=63676318.
Thank You [emoji6]

Sent with my SM-G920f powered by Crash and Tapatalk

 

[EternalFlame]

Yeh i thought that too after posting, but does it really matter in this case, XDA One looks dead anyways

 

[ANDR01DN00B]

I'm sure this app isn't dead, as I've read in previous posts (maybe I didn't analyze properly?). But anyway, is anyone having this issue where the thread scrolls upward when a link is pressed? So what happens is the link is pressed and immediately occurs a scroll up in the thread while I am redirected to the link, so every time I press a link and go back to XDA One and want to return to my previous position where I was reading, I have to scroll down to find it.

Thanks.

Sent using XDA One

 

[andromobilogy]

Well i tried XDA Lab and it used all the ram i had so lols plsndont stop this project, no ETA as usual but just keep it alive and work when u have time.

Thnx

Sent using XDA One

 

[Deleted member 2736178]

So is this dead? I'm saddened. The other xda apps are way more than I need or want. *sigh*

 

[Bajanman]

So is this dead? I'm saddened. The other xda apps are way more than I need or want. *sigh*

Well not sure about it being dead. But I will say that the developer/maintainer is possibly busy with really life stuff. I'm sure he'll pop in here sometime soon...

Meanwhile guess y'all forgot about this app located here>>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quoord.tapatalkxdapre.activity

 

[Bajanman]

So is this dead? I'm saddened. The other xda apps are way more than I need or want. *sigh*

Well I'm not sure about it being dead. But I will say that the developer/maintainer is possibly busy with really life stuff. I'm sure he'll pop in here sometime soon...

Meanwhile guess y'all forgot about this app located here>>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quoord.tapatalkxdapre.activity

 

[GROGG88]

Well not sure about it being dead. But I will say that the developer/maintainer is possibly busy with really life stuff. I'm sure he'll pop in here sometime soon...

Meanwhile guess y'all forgot about this app located here>>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quoord.tapatalkxdapre.activity

3 months inactive... It's dead!

 

[Gokulbalram]

3 months inactive... It's dead!

Check out XDA Labs

 

[Clark Joseph Kent]

So is this dead? I'm saddened. The other xda apps are way more than I need or want. *sigh*

3 months inactive... It's dead!

If you had read the OP you can see all efforts from this thread/app continue here >>>>

XDA One has a successor. It's called XDA Labs. Click here to get it

Greetings all!

When we launched the 2015 new forum template, we promised that we were also getting ready to release XDA One, which is the first forum app for XDA developed entirely in-house (thanks to @tilal6991 for working on the code, @rwestergren for building the new API, @bitpushr for helping with server stuff, and @jerdog for his coordination). In its current (alpha) state, XDA One is a fast (and nice-looking) way to browse and post in the forums. You can access our mention/quote system, see your subscriptions, send PMs, and more. In the future we plan to add tools for moderators, integration with our Development Database, support for tablets, and more to make it the "One" place to experience all of XDA on mobile. :victory:

We have open sourced the app so that any can help make it better. Please access the XDA One GitHub repository to see the source code and/or to contribute. :highfive:

FAQ:

Why is this app in alpha?
It's not done yet and bugs still exist. As we put finishing touches on the app, we'll move closer to a beta release which will go on Google Play. Until then, we want XDA members to give it a try and help us find bugs.

What are you doing with XDA Free, XDA Premium, and Tapatalk? Will they still work?
For the foreseeable future, these apps will continue to be supported.

Why is it called "XDA One"?
As mentioned above, our vision for the app is for it to be the "One" place where you can experience all of XDA from your mobile device. In the future we will more deeply integrate the app into the site.

Are you going to charge for XDA One or will it be free?
Our plan is to make XDA One ad-supported.

I found a bug! Or, I have a feature request!
Post them in this thread. If reporting a bug, please describe the issue, steps to reproduce, and tell us what hardware and ROM (OS) you're using.

A couple of technical notes:

XDA One is developed using the Android Studio IDE. A simple debug build can be compiled using the XDA-One:assembleSimpleDebug gradle task. We will adopt the "Fork & pull" model of collaboration. Collaborators are encouraged to fork the project and submit pull requests for XDA's review, in order to be integrated back into the main release.

0.1.13 Release 16/3/2015

XDA One has a successor. It's called XDA Labs. Click here to get it

See Post #2 for updates and change logs.

XDA:DevDB Information
[Oct 27] Official XDA One Forum App [Alpha] [APK] Version 0.1.14, App for the General Discussion

Contributors
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Version Information
Status: Testing

Created 2015-11-05
Last Updated 2015-11-06

 

[Manuel15]

I received a confirmation, this app IS dead. In fact this thread should be closed.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus using XDA Labs

 

[GROGG88]

Check out XDA Labs

I have and don't care for it. No worries...

 

[Deleted member 2736178]

Check out XDA Labs

Nah dude, xda labs is out of control with bloat and unnecessary features. That's why people liked this app. Just a forum reader for xda... Nothing else

 

[ST Dog]

Nah dude, xda labs is out of control with bloat and unnecessary features. That's why people liked this app. Just a forum reader for xda... Nothing else

Like how TT screwed up a great app.

Split the forum reader out again, or make it all modular.

 

[JohnSpawnVFX]

Like how TT screwed up a great app.

Split the forum reader out again, or make it all modular.

It doesn't need to be modular. If you don't open the apps and Xposed parts, it only loads the forum part. They created a forum shortcut just for that.

As for storage space, it only occupies around 24 mb, which is very reasonable.
Don't forget it's still in Alpha and there's plenty of room for improvement.

 

[DumF0rGaming]

Also, the dev told us it WILL be modular, but not anytime soon. To-do list is massive here.

One is dead

 

[Toledo_JAB]

XDA-One is dead

For now XDA-One is on hold. Unless you can add code personally.
There is a lot of work being done on the Xda-lab app. Which used xda-one as a base for the forum reader module.
There has been talk of releasing the source for xda-labs once it has been officially released.
Once this is done the commits can be cherry-picked and added to the xda-one app by anyone.
The amount of work being done is tremendous.
Both on the app itself and on the xda site backend.
IIRC the original developer of xda-one is no longer involved in the development and the current dev of xda-labs wants a solid working release before going public.
For now this information is available.

So this is to address the whole concern/suggestions about splitting up the app. This is also to address posts that claim having both the forums and apps/xposed/wallpapers section of Labs is bloated.

First off, we are looking into making it so that you can disable or at least hide various parts of the app depending on your interest. The goal here is to create a better XDA experience, and while there are users who just primarily use the forums, there are also users who heavily use Xposed or who use Labs to get the latest apks before Play pushes them out.

Separating all those things out would first off make a ton of different apps to install, but also make it harder for us to maintain and develop for.

Second, and this is how the app currently works, each section of the app is handled using Android's native memory management. What that means is that say you're in the Apps/Xposed section and you switch to Forums. When Android needs RAM, it will automatically stop the Apps/Xposed activity and reclaim that memory. This means that sure, if you go from one to the other, they're both in memory right after that, but Android will appropriately clean up depending on what it needs and what section you're actually using.

This allows us to have a Forums and Apps/Xposed section in the app and to effectively hide one of those activities in the user interface and never load those activities in memory.

Right now if you enable the XDA Forums launcher icon, the app will load the Forums only and unless you go to Labs proper, will not load that part of the app in memory.

This doesn't address the issue people have mentioned where they want to disable the Labs part entirely and only have forums (with 1 launcher icon), but it does address the fear I've seen here that imply simply having an Apps/Xposed section the app is using up memory or causing "bloat".

So in the cards the idea of being able to disable/prioritize sections of the app you use most is definitely something we're considering and putting a lot of thought into.

 

[mhartian]

how can i implement this to my site. i want to load the old web thread where the user post. i have sql database

 

[Pradyumna26]

Thanks a lot!

 

[DumF0rGaming]

Thanks a lot!

You probably new here or has been under rock for quite some time. blk_jack started a new app very long time ago, it's called XDA Labs
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/labs-t3241866

I wonder why this thread isn't closed yet