Creating a ReactJS PWA with Pinephone Pro

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • This took me way too long... I forgot how the PWA feature was pretty much completely stripped out of create-react-app.
    I was pleased that the BT keyboard bound well to the phone... I guess it depends on the device. The AUX speaker I'm using has terrible BT connectivity it immediately disconnects after connecting.
    I had to refer to an old project of mine where I also used this thing called Dexie to interface with IndexedDB.
    Anyway I did get it all to work but the PWA does not work right now with Chromium. It doesn't work with Firefox either.
    I wanted this app for my Android daily driver phone, I've been using the PPP for an hour on weekdays in this docked mode for random things.
    The cuts are random/not great, this project took me longer than I anticipated (lots of footage).
    I have to commit to native apps, cross platform is nice but need a good machine to build them with.
    github.com/jdc...

Комментарии • 5

  • @connormack
    @connormack Год назад +1

    In need of tech education. Thanks for this post. I'm actually a music RUclipsr (though mostly collab w/ indie groups like Triathalon) and always on the lookout for vids to educate or inspire me. Thanks for doing just that today 😄I'm subscribed now!

  • @jacobdavidcunningham1440
    @jacobdavidcunningham1440  Год назад

    It's funny the PPP has better external monitor support than PBP
    Also the compile speed stuff, the PBP struggles as well for example the first Tauri run takes 12 minutes on eMMC
    create react app takes 2 min 47 sec so that's much better

  • @thomasaldrian7362
    @thomasaldrian7362 Год назад +1

    have you tried to use code-server? getting your workspace set up might be a bit of a pain, but i would presume the performance might be a bit better

    • @jacobdavidcunningham1440
      @jacobdavidcunningham1440  Год назад

      yeah, there are options. In GitHub they have a built in online editor github.dev (any file). I can also switch to something else. I don't know if VS Code is terrible in this instance. I still have memory to spare. But I will look into lighter options and see what kind of resources I can save.
      I used to use a tiling manager to save ram but it seems Postmarket is the one that has tiling support. Not trying to switch at this time Mobian/Phosh is pretty usable.
      Also git pods (never tried it), cloud 9 (tried similar), yeah have some options.